Darryl Lee Community Champion

YOU GUYS. @Mykenna Cepek I think your days of screen-scraping are finally over. @Luis Plaza you asked for an API, and @Patricia Francezi_iDev_ FOUND the API! And check it out, @Bill Sheboy, @Dirk Ronsmans, @Mykenna Cepek, @Josh, amongst others - the API includes useful dates like <firstPublishedAt> and <releaseStartDate>…

Yaaaaas, this is awesome. Most especially, thank you for finding the APIs that back the new Community Release Notes! # Public Community Release Notes API. COMMUNITY_API_URL = "https://community.atlassian.com/gateway/api/public/app-updates/v1/changes" COMMUNITY_DETAIL_URL_TEMPLATE =…

OMG, as an amateur Forge App developer (I mainly use Github Copilot to help me in VS Code), I've been used to looking at logs with forge logs and forge tunnel commands on the command-line. So when I started using Rovo Studio and would run into odd problems, it didn't even occur to me to monitor the app logs in the…

Hey @HEMANT SAINI - This sounds like a solid approach. I'd love to see your code as I've not tried writing Forge Actions for Rovo. I recently built some Forge Automation Actions that hit APIs to lookup groups of a user, grant Jira and Confluence permissions, etc.

I'm not a big Trello user, but this sounds cool, and clearly was built as a labor of love. You're talking about this extension, yes? https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/trello-helper/hepfmhkmhpdbbkoahgdcemldjicbdgko

Yes! And! Don't miss @Rebekka Heilmann _viadee_ 's parts 2 and 3 of her deep-dive into Service Accounts (part 1 is the second resource above): * Part 2: Setting up a Service Account * Part 3: Service Accounts in Practice

Cool, stuff, although because with rare exceptions I've ended up downloading what Rovo came up with and tweaking/debugging/hacking on it in VS Code w/ Github Copilot. So what I'd really love is to get into the code. What would be cool is the ability to: * View the code, even if you couldn't edit it. Steal some code from…

Hi @Anika Dixon - I'm going to sign up, but since you're posting this in the Enterprise group, are the features you are considering only going to be for Enterprise customers? We are not. :-{

@James O_Connor I went back and read a bit more deeply. If your users are following the links to join sites they've been invited to, and still end up creating new sites by accident, something is very broken indeed. I would open up a Support Ticket and ask them to escalate it to the team that handles invitations, as this…

Here's the wording similar to what I use in every Support Ticket going back to when we first ran into the problem of accidentally created sites way back in April 2024 (shortly after migrating from on-prem to Cloud): Summary: Please expedite deletion of #accidentalit created site COMPANY-team-RANDCHARS.atlassian.net/…

+1 to what @Dave LIAO said about the EazyBI book. Good stuff. Quick read. So the last 3 books I finished before that were: * Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? 4/5 ⭐️ * Project Hail Mary 5/5 ⭐️ * The Future Was Now: Madmen, Mavericks, and the Epic Sci-Fi Summer of 1982 5/5 ⭐️ I had never read #1, but was prompted to…

Hey everyone - so @Amanda Sacks added this to her post from Tuesday ago, and to the top message, but I don't think edits will necessarily trigger a notification, so just in case, here is what was added — a link to an opt-out request form: If you’d like to temporarily opt your Jira site out of these changes, just fill…

Oh, our posts crossed paths! This is great news - thank you!

You know, sometimes I'm envious of more agile (and perhaps younger) companies that see the latest shiny new thing from Atlassian like Goals and Projects (previously Project Central or Team Central or Atlas or Platform Experiences, so I guess it's not that shiny or new) and say "That looks awesome, we see how that can fit…

Why not have Rovo Studio make you a Forge App called "The Deprojectfiyer?" :-D

Oh and regarding quickly setting properties like opsbar-sequence, I recently saw a LinkedIn comment from @Matt Doar _Adaptavist_: I think you can use /rest/api/3/workflows/update and the workflows, transitions, properties data to set ops-sequence in bulk. Tedious but easier than doing it manually So that endpoint is…

Ah, "XML Exports to reference changes". You're a person after my own heart, @Rachel Wright ! So, regarding that missing feature: I don't know how long it will last, but I too was missing this feature, and had Copilot write me a Javascript "bookmarklet" that will give you this feature back:…

Glad you found the fix @Dick !

Oh hey @Dave Meyer, Somehow I missed this announcement. Probably because there are STILL too. many. streams. to. follow. (Cloud Changes Blog, Cloud Roadmap, Jira Cloud Admins Community Group, Community Release Notes, Seasonal Release Notes.) And like @Haddon Fisher points out, how do these releases relate to the still…

Ah, I came here because I was looking for more info on Space Insights, which are on schedule to be released to Bundled Release Track on July 14, 2026: * 2026.07.14 - Jira Bundled Release Notes I found that it was announced on their whizzy new Seasonal Release site: https://jira.launchnotes.io/ This specific note is here: *…

Ah ok, let's try again, as my last attempt was totally wrong. I will still say that hearing about Apache Tomcat always makes me think of this scene: (Note: when old-timers like me hear "Apache" by itself, they think of the webserver. Your question is specifically about Tomcat.) Anyways, onto the correct answer (maybe). I…

What is UIS? "Our major products have dedicated bug fix teams who work solely on fixing issues we have shipped in previous versions of the products. The prioritization is done jointly by engineering and support, and is based on a metric called User Impact Score, which takes into account the number of users affected and the…

@Sean Brewington 100% agree. Atlassian's release notes and communications about new features leave a lot to be desired. They only created a not-awful-blog for "Continuous track" (latest changes on a weekly cadence) on May 18: Introducing Release notes on Atlassian Community (Beta) – a new home for Cloud release notes. This…

Some interesting stats about this article: * Number of Comments: 75 * Number of unique Commenters: 70 * Number of Commenters with the "I'm New Here" badge: 37 * Number of Commenters who registered with the Forums after this change started rolling out on apparently May 13, 2026 (@Andy Drucker was the first to report the bad…

I imagine Support is getting some questions about this. I hope their AI is still giving the right answer that I got a few weeks ago when trying to answer (which was to direct to this article). But yeah, I guess a lot of people got it this week. May 13, 2026Was the Work Item Detail View removed overnight? May 28, 2026 Today…

One of my users pointed out today that previously, if Admins had not "cleaned up" your workflow diagram, users could still drag and move steps a "read only" mode while in Issue View to try to understand how a tangled workflow actually worked. But seriously, with all the AI advances, Workflow Editors still can't untangle…

Oh @Justin Townsend I think you asked about whether you could bring the code back into Rovo Studio after downloading it and making changes manually or with the help of another AI coding assistant (I mentioned I use VSCode + Github Copilot). Welp, the answer is a resounding NO: (Assuming Rovo is right, which as we know is…

@Michael Levinson regarding your idea for an “Out-of-the-Box Release Note Decomposition Agent”, at Team '26 in Anaheim, Atlassian had a session that walked users through creating an Agent that did something similar to what you're asking for: AI for admins: Stay ahead on cloud releases In this hands-on lab, Atlassian admins…

Oh no. I just discovered the HTML functionality of Navitabs and was telling my users about it to host the ever-increasing onslaught of AI-generated HTML "dashboards" that people are creating. I was excited to not have to buy/install another third-party add-on to get this functionality. And now you're telling me it's going…

@Bryan Guffey I want to fully acknowledge and recognize that AI is clearly working for you. And while you may qualms about the scientific rigor of these studies, I hope you would at least acknowledge and not invalidate the experience that @Rachelle Rathbone and many many others have felt. As she wrote, internally her post:…