We couldn't connect to that issue

[Andy Williamson]

Using Jira Software and the Bug tracking template to set up a Bug Tracking Database Project. I've spent some time customising the setup (issue schemes, custom fields, etc) to suit our needs. When I post an issue to the database it pops up a notification saying that the issue has been successfully created. However when I click on the link i'm taken to a screen that reports the following message

We couldn't connect to that issue

Furthermore the issues cannot be found anywhere on the database. I have waited a few minutes as suggested but still nothing, I've also had a colleague test using a different login with the same result.

Can anyone suggest what maybe wrong?

Thanks,

[Alexey Matveev]

Hello,

I am not sure what you mean by looking in the database. You tagged your question as Jira Cloud. You do not have access to the database in Cloud.

But I would check if your user has the browse issue permission for this project. Also try to use the Permission Helper (System Permission helper). 

[Andy Williamson]

Thanks Alexey, The permission helper asks for a user and then an issue, even as a site admin the missing issues do not appear on the drop down list, am I missing something fundamental?

Andy

[Alexey Matveev]

I am not sure. It means that the issues do not exist.

[Dave_Liao]

I've seen this before in Jira Cloud @Andy Williamson

If you're using the new issue view, as a workaround you can switch to the old issue view, and access that issue.

[Prabhu Chilukuri]

Hi @Dave_Liao ,

I turned off the new issues view. But NO LUCK

[Shayan Memari]

I had trouble linking a ticket all of a sudden after the new Jira service desk update in the NEW view.
After switching back to the old view, I could link issues without a problem.

[zfinannee]

Atlassian has now turned off the ability to use the old view.  Does anyone have any other ideas?   I'm migrating from Server to Cloud using the Migration Tool,  and 6 migrated issues are giving me this error.