Hi,
We have a jira:fullPage Forge module defined in manifest.yml as shown below:
jira:fullPage:
- key: my-jira-full-page
resource: ui-full-page
routePrefix: my-jira-full-page
title: My Jira Full Page
resolver:
endpoint: endpoint-remote-backend
This was working without any issues, but suddenly multiple users started receiving the following error when opening the page:
“An error has occurred while loading this app. Please try again later, or contact Atlassian support for assistance.”
I also see the following error in the browser console:
Error: GraphQL error: TCS did not contain requested product: confluence
at new t (main.706656e48008f7138e6b.bundle.js?706656e48008f7138e6b:26:516520)
at main.706656e48008f7138e6b.bundle.js?706656e48008f7138e6b:26:538133
at main.706656e48008f7138e6b.bundle.js?706656e48008f7138e6b:26:544469
at Set.forEach (<anonymous>)
at main.706656e48008f7138e6b.bundle.js?706656e48008f7138e6b:26:544445
at Map.forEach (<anonymous>)
at e.broadcastQueries (main.706656e48008f7138e6b.bundle.js?706656e48008f7138e6b:26:544124)
at main.706656e48008f7138e6b.bundle.js?706656e48008f7138e6b:26:546342
at Object.next (main.706656e48008f7138e6b.bundle.js?706656e48008f7138e6b:91:7076)
at g (main.706656e48008f7138e6b.bundle.js?706656e48008f7138e6b:91:4900)
at w (main.706656e48008f7138e6b.bundle.js?706656e48008f7138e6b:91:5406)
at e.value (main.706656e48008f7138e6b.bundle.js?706656e48008f7138e6b:91:5959)
at main.706656e48008f7138e6b.bundle.js?706656e48008f7138e6b:26:531778
at Set.forEach (<anonymous>)
at Object.next (main.706656e48008f7138e6b.bundle.js?706656e48008f7138e6b:26:531740)
at g (main.706656e48008f7138e6b.bundle.js?706656e48008f7138e6b:91:4900)
at w (main.706656e48008f7138e6b.bundle.js?706656e48008f7138e6b:91:5406)
at e.value (main.706656e48008f7138e6b.bundle.js?706656e48008f7138e6b:91:5959)
at main.706656e48008f7138e6b.bundle.js?706656e48008f7138e6b:142:93432
Why would a Jira module require Confluence? Did Atlassian introduce any changes to the jira:fullPage module that could have caused this, or is it a temporary incident?