I have a Confluence that links several JIRA tickets. Anytime the the Confluence page is updated (by, let's say, adding a line of text to it), all JIRA tickets linked by this Confluence page appear as updated. How do I shut that off?
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It may be that when you edit the Confluence page, the jiraissue macro which is what provides the table of Jira issues connects to Jira to refresh its data. So you see the changes that have been made in Jira. I don't think that Confluence is going to Jira and updating the Jira issues though.
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Hi Julie,
JIRA Cloud or Server?
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What version is Confluence? What change did you make in your instance recently (Administration side) in Confluence?
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I will need some more details so that I can understand exactly what's happening.
I have a Confluence that links several JIRA tickets
Do you mean a Confluence Space?
Did you add a link to one project? or several projects in JIRA?
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To underline @Fadoua questions for details. Here is a List of things that could be useful for us, to help you with troubleshooting:
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