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Error: wiki-edit/WikiEditor missing jira/editor/constants

MohanaPriya B
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May 28, 2018

We upgraded our JIRA from 6.3 to 7.7 recently. In 6.3, we have wiki-editor add-on. When we tried adding the same add-on to JIRA 7.7 as well, we couldn't find the same name in the Atlassian Marketplace. So we added 'simplewiki' add-on to JIRA 7.7

Post upgrade and adding all the required add-ons, when opening any random project or dashboard, we're getting below error:

 

An error occurredHide…

Please try refreshing the page, or contact your administrator / Atlassian Support if the problem continues.

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Environment

Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/64.0.3282.140 Safari/537.36

Stack trace

 

Is this because of the wrong add-on that was added to JIRA 7.7 or anything else is the reason ?

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Hossam.Khalil June 6, 2024

Hi There,

The problem still exists till this day.

We have upgraded to Jira 9.12.8 DC and we still get the same error.

Deleting the Cache and Safe mode solutions do not work.

Does anybody have an update regarding this issue?

BR

Hossam

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Daniel Cosmus May 1, 2022

I had the same problem by creating a new plugin. I was able to fix it, by deaktiviating "AdBlocker" for my Jira instance.

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Ivan
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April 17, 2020

I do meet the same issue

Go to manage apps, enter safemode and  try to see if issue fixed.

If yes, you can try to enable your plugin one by one, so you can find what the issue is.

I had use this to resolve similar issues.jira error.png

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Alice Ark August 27, 2018

Hi,

In JIRA 7, the wiki editor is native, included in System plugins. I do not need to reinstall the wiki plugin.

You can see it by browsing system plugins :

CaptureJIRA1.PNG

 

At the end of the list :CaptureJIRA2.PNG

When upgrading to JIRA 7, we were having the same issue as you, with en error message in Agile views, because of this plugin.

To resolve it, we did disable/enable the wiki editor (of System), AND we waited for the JIRA cache to be cleared.

We presumed that it was the cache because the error disappeared after waiting a moment. We are not even sure that disabling/enabling the add-on was helping.

It seems to be a conflict between the wiki add-on and the system add-on.

Perhaps you can try this :

- Before the upgrade, remove wiki add-on

- Upgrade to JIRA 7

Hope that helps.

Alice

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January 2, 2019

We recently upgraded Jira Standalone version from 6.3 to 7.11. We are facing a similar issue. We tried disabling and enabling wiki-editor but that did not work. 

Do we know how to resolve this issue?2019-01-03 10_33_25-Window.png

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Tom Christensen
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August 26, 2018

Hi.

We have the exact same problem in our new installation of JIRA 7.10.2. It hasn't been put into production yet, so I would appreciate a feedback on this issue from anyone with a possible solution.

 

Brgds

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