community.developer.atlassian.com - On Monday 25 November, we will be changing the access to the following Atlassian repositories to private: https://bitbucket.org/atlassian/atlassian-jwt https://bitbucket.org/atlassian/atlassian-seraph https://bitbucket.org/atlassian/atlassian-security In addition, we will stop distributing the sources as part of future product releases of these repositories as well as atlassian-oauth.
community.atlassian.com - Hey everyone,
I have to admit, JQL always seemed like some mystical thing meant for the super technical crowd. I never felt completely comfortable with it, even though I knew how powerful it could be 😅.
So, What is Custom JQL?
For those of you like me, let me explain: Custom JQL lets you query Jira issues using data from other apps. It’s super powerful. Sure, you can use the fields already in a Jira ticket, but what if you want to find issues based on data that’s linked to those tickets from other apps? That’s where Custom JQL comes in. You can get really specific with your searches! If you’re curious and want to dive deeper, check out Atlassian's docs.
community.atlassian.com - This week, we’re wrapping up a staged rollout of data residency for Forge hosted storage. This represents an important milestone toward supporting developers in building enterprise-grade apps and customizations using our Forge platform. It also means you’ll have more flexibility to customize your instance with applications that meet your data residency needs.
With data residency available in all Atlassian-supported regions for Forge hosted storage, it’s now easier than ever for developers to build apps with data residency built in. While traditionally, developers would need to update their own infrastructure and systems to support realm pinning and migration, Atlassian now takes care of the heavy lifting for any data in Forge-hosted storage.
