Easy way to reproduce:
go to a dashboard
click the Actions button for one of the issues
select Close Issue
In the popup, click close
Oops - an error has occurred
Looking better at the error message, it seemt that the error originates from the JFS plugin (by Quisapps):
at com.quisapps.jira.fieldsecurity.filter.processor.IssueEditRequestProcessor.parseMultipartRequest(IssueEditRequestProcessor.java:588)
at com.quisapps.jira.fieldsecurity.filter.processor.IssueEditRequestProcessor.filterMultipart(IssueEditRequestProcessor.java:256)
at com.quisapps.jira.fieldsecurity.filter.processor.IssueEditRequestProcessor.filter(IssueEditRequestProcessor.java:106)
at com.quisapps.jira.fieldsecurity.filter.FieldSecurityFilter.doFilter(FieldSecurityFilter.java:113)
This plugin is atm enabled for Operations projects, but also for some Transitions projects (why?). First I disabled JFS only for HEIRO, but I still got the same error.
Next I temporarily disabled the JFS plugin completely and after that the error didn't occur anymore.
Finally I enabled the plugin again because we need this plugin.
Check the version of the plugin is valid for your version of Jira.
Next, remove the setup for the plugin and see if it still happens without the plugin trying to do anything.
Then, add it back, one bit at a time until you find a setting that breaks it.
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