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" JIRA Server 7.0.0 - 7.2.12-EAP01" What does it mean?

" JIRA Server 7.0.0 - 7.2.12-EAP01" What does it mean?

HI,

I am trying to understand when I look at a plugin/Addons in the market place( to compare what I already have in our current jira 6.4.12) and it shows this "JIRA Server 7.0.0 - 7.2.12-EAP01" Does it mean that it wont be supported or work beyong JIRA 7.2.12?

Btw I am looking at server edition of these plugins

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That's exactly what the support values are for - telling you the versions it works for.

You may be being confused by the EAP - that means "early access", and generally doesn't get shown on the marketplace because it's not suitable for production, so most people don't care about those versions.

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Ok.. that leads me to next question.. after we upgrade to 7.3.x, does it mean I wont be able to get these Add ons to work?

Because I do plan to rename the plugin folder and then install them one by one.

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That's exactly what the support values are for - telling you the versions it works for.

You can try installing an unsupported version, it might work. It probably will not, and it could stop your system working at all.

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Normally it would, but it looks like marketplace.atlassian.com may not show the correct information currently. I just checked some of the apps we are using and they are all saying 7.2.12-EAP01, but we are on 7.3.8. Your best bet is to check if a plugin would work with at a later version of JIRA is to run the JIRA update check that you can find under manage add-ons/find new add-ons

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It looks like all of the apps compatible with latest JIRA (yesterday: 7.5.0) are now displaying with compatibility up to 7.2.12-EAP01

Ouch ... UPM seems to fail.

I've just tested this again and it seems that apps are visible but there is an error while installing new apps.

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Indeed - see https://community.developer.atlassian.com/t/jira-server-customers-are-temporarily-unable-to-download-apps-in-upm/9247 as well.

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It's a known issue and they are working on fixing it, AMKT-21198

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