Posting this here after unexpectedly deleting a long discussion thread attached to an inline comment.
(Edit: this is for confluence cloud, not confluence server).
@bennett Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
When you edited the page in step 4, did you remove the text the inline comment was attached to?
I believe this may remove the comment or maybe it removes it and marks the comment as Resolved. If you go to the top of the page and select … > Resolved Comments, is the comment listed there?
Thanks @Barbara Szczesniak
In the original page where I noticed the missing comments, I didn't modify the text where the inline comments were attached. The comments were missing after publishing a new version of the page, and weren't visible in Resolved Comments.
I've also reproduced the bug in a new page, as outlined in my post above. No changes to the page are needed to reproduce the issue—"Edit" then "Publish" removes all inline comments from the page, without adding them to Resolved Comments.
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@Barbara Szczesniak After sleeping on it, the missing comments are now visible, as expected.
I also can't reproduce the issue in a new page any more.
Thanks again! :)
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Hi, @bennett. Let's clarify if you are using the Atlassian Server platform (Atlassian thinks you are according to the Deployment Type above), or the Atlassian Cloud platform (as indicated by the tags).
I cannot reproduce this on Confluence Cloud.
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Thanks @Dave Rosenlund _Trundl_. Not sure why it says Confluence Sever under deployment type, but it won't let me modify it. 🤷🏼
I can confirm it's Confluence Cloud, not Server.
As mentioned earlier, it's now working fine the following day. Not sure why it wasn't available yesterday.
I wonder if it's related to the rollout of this change?
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That’s a very good educated guess, @bennett 👍
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