Yousef Abusamak Atlassian Team

@Nick Wade -Opus Guard- +++ for everything you said and for understanding! I will keep you posted with our progress and yes, it will take some time, but hopefully togather we can get there!

@Andreas Schmidt _yasoon_ Couldn’t agree more; extensibility should be treated as a first-class feature, not an afterthought. There's massive potential in the platform, and we know we can’t (and shouldn’t) do it all ourselves. An API-first mindset with clear governance is something we’re actively pushing for, and hearing…

@Italo _Modus Create_ Thanks for calling this out, and for sharing the specific example. You're right, these kinds of gaps make migration harder than it should be, and treating blocking issues as mere "suggestions" can be frustrating. We're actively working on prioritizing the most critical blockers to close the…

@Nick Wade -Opus Guard- Really appreciate you taking the time to share this, there’s a lot of truth in what you’ve said. Consistency across products, APIs, and experiences is a challenge we’re very aware of, and one we know has real impact for developers and partners working across the ecosystem. While we can’t fix…

📢 Survey Results Are In: Here’s What We Heard — loud and clear

📢 Survey Results Are In: Here’s What We Heard — loud and clear

Cloud

Woo!!

Hi everyone, thank you for sharing your feedback! I understand that changes like these can be challenging, and I want you to know we’ve been listening closely to your concerns. Here’s what we’re doing in response: We’ve decided to keep the Dot (.) shortcut, which now opens the new, modern Command Palette to provide a…

Thank you for your feedback on the transition from the dot menu to the command palette. We acknowledge that the dot menu's single-click access and additional features are valuable. However, we believe that the overall improvements and future capabilities of the command palette will more than compensate for the…

Hi @Kaldean Brown, this is still a work in progress. We will keep posting updates as the work progress. Meanwhile, you still can use Jira premium shared teams the way you used to. 

Hi @Anuradha Das, thank you for your question. Currently, our concept supports "Open teams" which means anyone part of the team or part of the org can "Modify" the team data and membership. We are looking to introduce more Teams types in the near future and we will keep you posted. 

Hi @Sandra Bryant and @Jim Highley My name is Yousef and I'm a product manager working on the new Jira issue view, I'm sorry to hear that the new view is not working the way you are team is expecting. I can help you turn it off and I would like to hear from you what is working and what is not so we can make it better.…

Yes, we are tracking it as a bug.