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As an Atlassian consultant, I spend a lot of time upgrading clients, some of whom have not upgraded Jira in years. One of my frustrations is that there is not a standard documentation page that lists the specific upgrade paths required for each version of Jira. I want to see a page with a simple table that indicates the required intermediate versions on my path to the latest Jira version.
This should be a simple table that says "If you are on versions X.Y to X.Z, then you need to upgrade to A.B before upgrading further"
This would make it much easier to know which intermediate versions are required and are proven to work.
If this page exists, I can't seem to find it.
Yes, indeed. That is the table that I am looking for. I think it should be upgraded to its own page, not hidden in a collapsible table. Thanks for pointing that out.