I have a problem with my JSM that I don't know the cause.
Inside my project I have a custom field that I fill with the user code in my software. But if I clear this field after being filled in and perform a JQL query filtering by user code, the issue is still returned.
Does anyone know what it can be and how to solve it?
In the telegram group I was told that it would be a reindexing problem, but I can't reindex in the cloud.
Thank you very much in advance.
Hi @Dinael Silva , welcome to the Community!
Jira Cloud makes use of some eventually-consistent caches for search results. A fairly long technical explanation is available here if you're interested in the specifics, but the gist is that repeated searches might not match the reality of the issues right away. In your case, you've run a search (which was then cached), made a change to an issue, and then run the same search again. Instead of the search fully running again, Jira's backend is pulling the cached results from the last time you ran that search moments ago.
There are two ways this will change:
I hope that helps explain things a bit! You won't have the ability to reindex the system, or need to (as you may in Jira Server for search inconsistency) since what you're seeing is search result caching behavior.
Cheers,
Daniel | Atlassian Support
Hi @Dinael Silva ,
This indeed looks like an indexing issue since the search results does not match up. Would recommend contact Atlassian for additional support on re-indexing as this option is not available.
-Ben
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Hi @Benjamin,
I contacted them, but nothing did. They just got back to me asking to open a question in the community, as the support for free accounts is only in the community and that some Atlassian support engineer or user would answer me.
I was honestly upset. Because I'm using the free account in a pilot test to go up to the entire company.
Can you tell me if there is any other way to get in touch with them?
Cheers
Dinael Silva
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