Hi!
We are using JIRA lozenges, through the JIRA.Template.Util.Issue.Status.issueStatus function.
Until the last week, this was worked ok. But now, it seems to us, that the generated class id-s does not affect the css styles correctly.
See this (generated) status badge:
<span class=" jira-issue-status-lozenge aui-lozenge jira-issue-status-lozenge-blue-gray jira-issue-status-lozenge-new jira-issue-status-lozenge-max-width-medium" data-tooltip="<span class="jira-issue-status-tooltip-title">Validated</span>" style="background-color: dimgray; color: white; border-color: dimgray;">Validated</span>
This does not do, what it did before: Now, the background color is not blue gray. It does not affect the background color at all.
Of course, we can fix it locally, with css, but, maybe, this is a BUG in Jira side. Maybe, is it in relation with https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-63150?
Thank you for your help
I am sorrry, this span tag is a little bit confusing. So let me clarifying it.
If we just use the output of the mentioned issueStatus function, what is this:
<span class=" jira-issue-status-lozenge aui-lozenge jira-issue-status-lozenge-blue-gray jira-issue-status-lozenge-new jira-issue-status-lozenge-max-width-medium" data-tooltip="<span class="jira-issue-status-tooltip-title">Validated</span>">Validated</span>
This does not do the necessary formatting. But it has to, I think. I mean: formerly, this jira-issue-status-lozenge-blue-gray tag was enough for the formatting: background color becomes blue-gray (or gray, whatever in the referring CSS), and foreground color white-ish. Now this classtag does nothing.
Of course, if I add style="background-color: dimgray; color: white; border-color: dimgray;" or something similar, this fixes the issue - but, this is not the intended usage. It has to work without any css magic.
Thanks for understanding, best regards, Daniel Serly
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