We are resume our #AtlassianUpdates weekly series again. Let us go through some of the recent updates from the @atlassian ecosystem #TeaWithRavi #ChildComments #InlineIssueCreation #IssueScrolling #ConfluenceSideBySide #ManagedTeamsGroups #ITSM
Reply to comments for meaningful conversations in Jira
There is a new feature in Jira to reply to comments that is child comments also known as threads. Personally I think this would be a great addition to Jira's native comment capabilites.
Link(s): Reply to Comments
New Enhancements in Issue Navigator: Inline Issue Creation and Scrolling!
Now you can quickly add issues from the issue navigator without changing views. Just click + Create, type a summary, and your new issue appears instantly. Also there is no page limits, just Scroll issues load automatically
Link(s): Inline Issue Creation and Scrolling
Save time by viewing Confluence content side-by-side your work in Jira!
You can now view linked Confluence pages and whiteboards in a new side-by-side mode.
Link(s): Confluene content in Jira
Managed Teams are now available for Premium and Enterprise customers!
Now we can manage team but for premium and enterprise customers, I made few videos in the past talking about the Team feature in Jira which was not massively useful because it was not connected with existing groups in Jira, but now by connecting groups to Teams Atlassian has solved that problem.
Link(s): Managed Teams now connect with groups, What is a Managed Team
Upcoming event: Supercharging ITSM/ESM with Jira + Apps
Mar 29, 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM (GMT+5:30)
We'll explore how Jira Service Management, combined with powerful apps, can streamline workflows, improve automation, and enhance service delivery.
Links: Link to RSVP
Video(s) of the week
Finally Atlassian will be releasing custom project templates for Jira which I think would be an amazing feature.
Link(s): Custom Project Templates
Blog(s) of the Week
Confluence is widely recognized as a collaborative workspace for creating and organizing content. But did you know it can also be used for simple task management without the need for complex workflows?
