Atlassian Software Systems, released JIRA 2.5, the latest version of its issue tracking and project management application.
New features summary
JIRA Professional
- Internationalised interface - translate JIRA into any language, and have users choose which language they wish to see JIRA in.
- Greatly improved field management - hide or show individual fields, control which fields are editable, reorder all the fields, edit the descriptions of all fields, make certain fields required. (Extra functionality in the Enterprise version).
- Bulk editing - edit the components, fix version, assignee, and priority as well as set the values of all custom fields across any subset of issues from a given filter.
- Customisable columns in the issue navigator - global defaults, and a per user preference.
- Developer workload report - the new report shows details on a developer's current workload in workdays, broken down by project.
JIRA Enterprise
- All features in the Professional version.
- Field layout schemes - create different field layout schemes (field order, descriptions, required fields, hidden fields and editable fields). Apply to one or more projects, use across different departments.
- Project Categories - projects can be grouped in categories. The Dashboard can be configured to display projects that belong to certain project categories.
- Component leads - each component can now be assigned a lead. The default assignee for new issues can also be configured per component.
To learn more about JIRA, go to http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/default.jsp
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Atlassian introduces JIRA 2.5 (6 messages)
- Posted by: Mike Cannon-Brookes
- Posted on: November 12 2003 00:23 EST
Threaded Messages (6)
- I love it! by carlos orrego on November 12 2003 12:52 EST
- Atlassian introduces JIRA 2.5 by Benjamin Mestrallet on November 12 2003 13:06 EST
- Atlassian introduces JIRA 2.5 by Peter Cheng on November 12 2003 20:53 EST
- portlet version? by Markus Blumrich on November 13 2003 00:06 EST
- portlet version? by Benjamin Mestrallet on November 13 2003 01:54 EST
- JIRA by Gavin King on November 13 2003 11:24 EST
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I love it![ Go to top ]
- Posted by: carlos orrego
- Posted on: November 12 2003 12:52 EST
- in response to Mike Cannon-Brookes
i really liek this tool, been using it for a while. I highly recommend it.
carlos -
Atlassian introduces JIRA 2.5[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Benjamin Mestrallet
- Posted on: November 12 2003 13:06 EST
- in response to Mike Cannon-Brookes
Yes me too.
Also note that JIRA supports Open Source projects which is very nice. -
Atlassian introduces JIRA 2.5[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Peter Cheng
- Posted on: November 12 2003 20:53 EST
- in response to Mike Cannon-Brookes
Yep, it's a very good j2ee-based issue tracking system, and now Apache Geronimo project uses JIRA as it's issue tracking system.
Well, Atlassian also supports open source project with JIRA, it's so cool! -
portlet version?[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Markus Blumrich
- Posted on: November 13 2003 00:06 EST
- in response to Mike Cannon-Brookes
Any chance of a jsr-168 or BEA jpf portlet version?
thanks,
Markus -
portlet version?[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Benjamin Mestrallet
- Posted on: November 13 2003 01:54 EST
- in response to Markus Blumrich
If this is planed, it would be a pleasure for us to collaborate on that.
We actually run JIRA inside an IFrame JSR 168 portlet.
But it is quite a big amount of work..... -
JIRA[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Gavin King
- Posted on: November 13 2003 11:24 EST
- in response to Mike Cannon-Brookes
Congrats guys! JIRA is great :)