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What's new in Jira Cloud for Android
155
Try the new Ops Notification Troubleshooter to ensure that you receive the right alert notifications.
Bugs were zapped, and improvements were made.
151
Bugs were zapped, and improvements were made.
150
Bugs were zapped, and improvements were made.
149
Bugs were zapped, and improvements were made.
The Projects tab is looking a little sharper.
We’ll save your recent searches and display them in the global search screen, to help you find things again (and again).
148
Bugs were zapped, and improvements were made.
The Reports tab has been given a little makeover.
147
Bugs were bashed, and improvements were made.
146
Bugs were removed, and improvements were made.
145
Bugs were bashed, and improvements were made.
144
We shot down several bugs and enhanced the app performance.
143
Bugs were bashed, and improvements were made.
142
Now you have the flexibility of adding sticky headers to backlog.
141
Bugs were fixed, and improvements were made.
140
Bugs were fixed, and improvements were made.
139
Bugs were fixed, and improvements were made.
138
Bugs were fixed, and improvements were made.
137
Bugs were destroyed, and improvements were made.
136
Bugs were destroyed, and improvements were made.
135
Bugs were slaughtered, and improvements were made.
134
Bugs were bashed, and improvements were made.
131
Bugs were bashed, and improvements were made.
130
We’ve refreshed the look of the bottom navigation bar.
Bugs were blasted.
129
Bugs were conquered, and performance improvements were made.
128
Bugs were bashed.
127
Bugs were walloped, and improvements were made.
126
Bugs were annihilated, and improvements were made.
125
Bugs were smashed, and improvements were made.
124
Bugs were bashed, and performance improvements were made.
123
Dashboards are looking extra snazzy. We added some visual improvements.
Bugs were bashed, and improvements were made.
122
An epic’s child issues, roll-up dates, and sprints are now visible on the timeline in list view.
Bugs were blasted and improvements were made.
121
Bugs were slaughtered, and improvements were made. You might notice issues look a little snazzier when you open them.
120
An epic’s child issues are now visible on the timeline (previously known as roadmap) in chart mode.
We made some visual improvements, including color adjustments.
118
Press and hold your avatar to switch between multiple Jira sites.
Sprints now appear on your project timeline view.
The project tab and home tab look a little prettier.
Bugs were bashed.
117
Bugs were zapped, and improvements were made.
116
Bugs were destroyed.
115
Bugs were bashed, and performance improvements were made.
114
A smattering of bugs was removed, and a dusting of performance improvements was added.
113
Perform advanced issue searches using Jira Query Language (JQL). Find advanced search next to the search filters. Each part of a search query (such as fields, operators, and values) will change color as you type, to visually separate sections and help you build structured queries.
Bugs were ejected, and performance improvements were added.
111
The pie chart gadget has landed! Add it to your dashboard via Jira Cloud for web.
Bugs were smashed, and performance improvements were made.
110
View potential risks to your change issues in service management projects. Risk insights can help improve change approval processes.
You can now delete custom filters.
Bugs were bashed, including one that prevented epics from being removed from issues.
109.0
The two-dimensional filter statistics gadget has arrived. Add it to your dashboard via Jira Cloud for web.
Save issue searches as filters.
Rename your custom search filters. Go on. Go wild.
Bugs were squelched, and performance improvements were made.
108.0
Filter issues by component on the issues screen.
Delete inactive sprints in the backlog.
Bugs were obliterated: the instant app works correctly; you’ll be told if an issue transition requires a comment; switch between dashboards with ease; if you rotate your device, you can still edit an issue’s watchers; filters on the board and backlog display properly on tablets.
106.0
Bugs were removed.
105.0
The activity stream gadget has landed. Add it to your dashboard via Jira Cloud for web.
Discover a new viewing option in the issue activity dropdown menu: All activity. It displays comments, worklog, and history.
Issue transition ordering reflects changes made on web.
Bugs were pulverized: switch between languages easily; columns on a board are described accurately by screen readers; a roadmap’s epics in list view can be drag-and-dropped while the screen reader is enabled.
104.0
Bugs were destroyed.
103.0
When you group your board by assignee, the logged-in user (probably you, you awesome person) will appear at the top.
Bugs were bashed, including an accessibility label being added to the sprint ‘more options’ button in the backlog.
102.0
Edit an issue’s team field when viewing an open issue.
Bugs were squashed, including accessibility labels being added to project templates on the project create screen.
101.0
Pull request icons on the board are more accessible, no longer relying solely on color to differentiate between open, merged, and declined.
Bugs were walloped: scroll merrily around boards without crashing; project avatars now have accessible labels for screen readers.
100.0
Dashboards have a new gadget: filter results. Cue confetti! Add it to your dashboard via Jira Cloud for web.
Bugs were annihilated: create issues directly on your board in team-managed projects, and view issue comments via push notifications without anything vanishing.
99.0
Bugs were bashed, including some accessibility labels, and disappearing dashboards.
98.0
Love a QR code? You can now scan QR codes to automatically add details to the insight object field in service management projects.
Bugs were squished, and performance improvements were made.
97.0
Turkish and Chinese (Traditional) are now supported in the app. Adjust language settings via your device’s system settings.
Create parallel sprints in team-managed projects.
Bugs were crushed, and performance improvements were added.
96.0
Bugs were bashed, and performance improvements were made, including the ability to add a remaining estimate and time spent statistic to burndown charts in company-managed projects.
95.0
Drumroll, please… Dashboards have landed! Dashboards deliver a glorious, personalized overview of your work. Select and edit gadgets for your dashboard via Jira Cloud for web.
Bugs were conquered, and performance improvements were made.
94.0
Bugs were blasted, and performance improvements were made, including several related to screen-reader accessibility.
93.0
When creating an issue, the order of the issue’s fields now match web’s experience.
Stay on top of changes via contextual issue notifications: on your board, on the issues screen, and in service management queues, relevant issues will display ‘X new updates’, letting you quickly discern whether anything new has happened.
Bugs were demolished, including one that obscured the time spent field on issue transition screens.
92.0
The order of fields displayed on issue transition screens now matches Jira’s web browser experience.
Bugs were banned.
91.0
The insight object field is now supported in service management projects.
Bugs were eliminated. Issues can be shared without causing the app to crash, and projects with ranking disabled are now unrankable in the backlog. (Unrankable. A fun word to say three times fast.)
90.0
The Issues screen has received a shine and polish. You might notice the list of filters is a little easier to navigate, with neat sections and cute puppies. (Minus the puppies.)
Star your favorite filters.
Bugs were squashed.
89.0
Bugs were booted.
88.0
Service management incidents can now be marked as major.
Bugs were unapologetically ejected.
86.0
Select Home in the bottom navigation bar for fast access to your recently-viewed issues, projects, boards, and more.
Slack channels that have been linked to service management incidents are now accessible via the Communication field.
Incident responders can acknowledge alerts within service projects.
Account information has moved: select your avatar near the top of your screen.
Bugs were bashed. Enjoy smooth screen-recording, easily add issue attachments, and go forth in tablet mode.
84.0
You can now filter by sprint when performing an issue search.
Bugs were blasted: enjoy a smooth experience when attaching files to issues, and when searching by assignee.
82.0
Bugs were removed, and performance improvements were added.
81.0
Bugs were extracted, and performance improvements were sprinkled into the nooks and crannies.
80.0
Monitoring the number of issues across your Jira site is easy with the snazzy new widget for your home screen. Go on. Try it.
Bugs were obliterated.
79.0
Issues on boards can now display development status icons in team-managed projects, and extra fields in company-managed projects.
Viewing an issue’s activity just got easier: switch between history, comments, and worklog.
Adding and editing links within issues just got smarter.
Bugs were bopped: now you can edit issue fields and create subtasks with ease.
78.0
Glean more information from issues on your board: now you can see due date, ‘days in column’ indicator dots, and a handy little checkmark when the issue is marked as ‘Done’.
Bugs were reprimanded, and sent packing.
77.0
Priority icons have landed on issues.
You can now add a single approver to requests.
Bugs were booped (right on the nose), including a sneaky one involving date fields in dark mode changing from light-to-dark instead of dark-to-light.
76.0
Who doesn’t love a splash of color? Issue colors are now visible on boards.
View Jira Service Management requests’ list of approvers, plus add or remove approvers.
Filter sprints in your backlog. (Reduce the noise, increase the focus. Hurrah!)
Bugs, bashed.
75.0
Bugs were clobbered.
74.0
Unleash your dark side by enabling dark mode for full-screen issue editing.
Something missing? Indeed. We removed the buggy ‘no connection’ banner.
Bugs were walloped.
73.0
Edit issues to add tables and dividers, and change an issue’s code block or info panel.
Bugs were basted and broiled (in a metaphorical, entomophagous sort of way), and a sprinkling of performance improvements was added.
72.0
Bugs were catapulted into the ether.
71.0
You can now edit the start and end dates of sprints from the backlog.
Quickly expand or collapse all sprints in the backlog by long-pressing a sprint header, or via the backlog’s ‘more’ icon.
Web links, including Confluence links, now appear within issues.
Bugs were tossed into the trash.
70.0
Bugs were flung from the rafters, and performance improvements were scattered in their place.
69.0
You can now map multiple statuses to a single column in next-gen projects.
Filter issues by Reporter.
Bugs were removed and performance improvements were added. Enjoy a smoother experience.
68.0
Your roadmap will now display as a chart by default, rather than a list. (You can swap to list view via your roadmap’s ‘more’ icon.)
Bugs were expelled.
67.0
Bugs were booted, and improvements were made. (They’re little improvements, but little things can make all the difference.)
66.0
Bugs were gently removed. A smoother in-app experience awaits.
65.0
Bugs were rounded up and shoved into the new year. (Just kidding. They’re gone forever.)
64.0
Bugs were extracted. Now you can work like a warrior without time tracking fields appearing unexpectedly in incorrect projects, and without the app crashing while editing story points. (Plus several other curly little conundrums.)
63.0
If you’re in a next-gen project without sprints, or a kanban project with a backlog (otherwise known as kanplan), you can now see your board from within the backlog tab.
Bugs were boggled into retreat.
62.0
Bugs were swept from the UI.
61.0
View more development details within issues, including branches, commits, pull requests, and builds.
On a board with swimlanes, go straight to a subtask’s parent issue or epic with a single click.
60.0
View build info within your issues' development details panel.
Star your favorite projects and find them with ease.
Bugs were fixed, including a Duo-specific one that prevented people from viewing their roadmaps.
59.0
Trash has appeared! (It’s a good thing.) You can now move projects to trash rather than deleting them straight away; admins can retrieve them before they’re permanently deleted.
Who doesn’t love epics? Filter by epic on the board and backlog.
Bugs were blasted.
58.0
Bugs were squashed and performance improvements were made. Hugs for everyone!
57.0
Notifications load faster than ever. Check 'em out.
Story points in the backlog have been separated according to status.
Using Jira on a tablet? We’ve made some sleek little UI improvements.
A flock of bugs was banished.
56.0
With a single tap, clear all filters on the board or backlog.
Issue assignees are now visible in the backlog.
Bugs were making a mess when people transitioned their issues, and when they logged out of the app. We taught them how to be tidy. (Just kidding. They’re gone.)
55.0
We gave your backlog a boost. Now you can view completed issues in active sprints, and sprint goals, right from your (you guessed it) backlog.
Bugs were booted: one was affecting notifications, another was being silly with story points.
54.0
Bugs were bamboozled from the UI.
53.0
A bevy of bugs was causing mischief in the backend. We rounded them up and sent them on their way. (Such incorrigible rascals.)
52.0
Flag and unflag issues like a pro: Open an issue and tap the More icon (three vertical dots).
Bugs were ejected, including one that prevented people from assigning issues.
51.0
Whether you prefer to dip a toe in or belly-flop with flair, swimlanes are officially yours to view as you like. Group your board’s swimlanes by assignee, epic, or subtask, without it affecting anyone else’s view of the board.
One bug was removed: it was causing trouble for people trying to create issues.
50.0
Create and edit versions via your project’s Releases tab.
Add multiple groups to issues with ease.
Several bugs were located and escorted quietly from the user interface.
49.0
Got a ton of issues in your versions? Hey, no judgment – the more the merrier. We’ve made scrolling through issues in versions faster.
Filter by date in cumulative flow diagrams.
48.0
Link and unlink incidents within issues 'til your heart’s content. While you’re at it, search for incidents, too.
Say hello to Quick lock (if you’re into that sort of thing). It locks the app after two minutes of inactivity.
Several sly bugs were extricated, including one that crashed the app anytime someone touched an issue’s organization field, and another that was playing silly games with dark mode.
UI improvements were added, too.
47.0
Dust off your party hats… Cumulative flow diagrams have arrived! This report shows the quantity of issues moving across statuses over time, which helps you identify bottlenecks in your team's workflow.
Monitor the progress of epics on your roadmap quickly and easily via fancy little progress bars.
One bug was removed: it kept crashing the app whenever someone tried editing an issue’s organisation field.
46.0
This release saw our team wield blowtorches with reckless abandon, scorching bugs from the UI, including one that stopped epics being visible in the backlog.
45.0
Are you ready to ship your hard work and watch it sail into the world? Releases have arrived! Each version can be viewed in detail, letting you see which issues are included.
Board activity notifications were hindering rather than helping, so we removed them.
Bugs were whacked with the whacking stick: Some people couldn’t create issues in the backlog, and some issues were refusing to open.
44.0
Like a finely handcrafted sliver of blue cheese (but without the stench), Jira continues to improve. This release contains a good whiff of performance improvements, and a cracker-crumbling of bug fixes.
43.0
When you view a service desk issue, you’ll find two new default fields: request type and organization.
One hefty bug was removed: if a gang of push notifications arrived while a device was in airplane mode, they’d unleash themselves upon the device with such unbridled fury once airplane mode was disabled that the device would crash.
42.0
This is not a drill: the first report is here! A velocity chart tracks completed work across sprints, helping you calculate your team’s (you guessed it) velocity.
‘More options’ in project tabs packed their bags and relocated from a pop-up to a neat and tidy bottom sheet.
Now you can edit request participants with ease.
41.0
We’ve been tinkering under the hood: backlogs have received a truckload of performance improvements.
Take a peek at glances in issues – specifically Tempo, Who’s Looking, and Better PDF Exporter (if you’ve got them installed on web).
Service desk agents, rejoice! Approvals can now be processed in-app.
40.0
Switch between board, backlog and roadmap at the speed of light using the new project tabs.
Push notifications have been enhanced; only receive high-priority ones when your device is in low power mode.
Admins can now tap the More icon (three vertical dots) next to a project on the project list screen to access Project settings.
Development info within issues has arrived. Giddyup.
Browse through all projects under your list of recently-viewed projects.
Signing-in via Google just got smoother.
Bugs were fixed: Filters were appearing twice in the filter list (some bugs just love attention), and people were having problems editing issue descriptions.
37.0
Some disoriented bugs were causing havoc for people typing in right-to-left languages. Searching for assignees (among other things) wasn’t working properly. We handed those bugs a compass, and booted them off the map.
Other bugs were handed their marching orders, too.
36.0
The world of entomophagy called, and we answered. Bugs were skewered from the UI, giving you a more delicious experience. (Just kidding. They really vanished, but we didn’t eat them.)
35.0
Good news: issues load faster! Bad news: less time to ‘gram your bunless burger.
Inviting people to your sites – Jira Software, Service Desk and/or Core – just got easier.
34.0
Notifications were being a little unpredictable when people were swiping them away. We fixed that. Now they disappear faster than cake in the office kitchen.
We've added a prompt if you're about to lose unsaved changes when closing an issue before hitting Save. (And it's a helpful prompt. Not like a Nelson Muntz "haha" kind of thing.)
Other bug fixes and performance improvements have been made.
33.0
Active sprints are now visible in the backlog.
Labels on issues were disappearing at odd moments; we found the bug and pummelled it into submission.
Some performance improvements have also been made.
32.0
Issue labels are now visible on boards in next-gen projects.
There were a few bugs making it difficult to scroll on boards when filters were shown, or when issues had been moved. Those bugs have been destroyed, my friend. Now you can scroll up/down and left/right with lightning-fast efficiency.
31.0
Browsing issues is now quicker and easier than ever: we’ve made some small performance tweaks, plus we’ve prefetched issues in notifications, so you can view issues via notifications faster.
Numerous bugs have been bashed with the ban hammer: the non-responsive notification toolbar is responsive once again, the edit-issue screen no longer ejects you unceremoniously, and creating issues via attachments is easy as, mate.
30.0
Now you can edit multi-user custom fields on the issue detail screen.
You can also create child issues with required fields directly from parent issues.
Several bugs have been vanquished, including the sometimes-empty notifications screen.
29.0
We’ve fixed a bug where some boards weren’t being remembered when you tap on a project, forcing you to go to the board switcher to find that board.
We’ve removed some of the field icons that display when viewing an issue’s details, leaving a cleaner and simplified issue view.
28.0
We’ve revamped the invite experience! You can now invite team members to your Jira instance by entering their email address or device’s phone book.
When creating a ticket, you can now enter Epic link.
General bug fixes.
27.0
Custom fields added by add-ons will now be displayed and editable in issue screen
When searching for issues on the board, you can now filter by labels
We now show more of issue summary in the backlog screen by extending it to 2 lines
We’ve made it easier to search for projects when creating a new issue
26.0
When viewing an issue, you can now change its Issue type.
You can now delete projects.
We've removed subscription info from the app. When you select Subscription on the Settings screen, you'll be taken to the web version in your browser.
25.0
Admins of next-gen projects can now reorder columns by selecting the column's more (…) icon.
We've squashed some bugs
24.0
We've fixed a bug where some users weren't able to edit an issue's description.
When searching for issues on the board, you can now filter by keyword search.
We've added a scroll bar for columns, to make it easier to see when you've hit the end of a column.
When opening a board URL on your mobile device, the board will now open directly in the app.
23.0
You can now view Stories swimlanes on classic boards.
Creating an issue under an assignee swimlane will assign the issue to that person.
On boards with multiple projects, creating an issue under a project swimlane will add the issue to that project.
Creating an issue under an Epic swimlane will add the issue to that epic (next-gen projects only).
When dragging an issue on a board with no swimlanes, you can now drop the issue in any position in the new column.
22.0
Big feature incoming - You can now view swimlanes on your board! This means if you select a swimlane setting (or Group by in next-gen) for your board on the web, your board will display with those swimlanes on the mobile version too (and vice-versa). This has been a long time coming, so thanks for being patient with us! We’re hard at work iterating on this, so please leave us your thoughts by selecting Give feedback in-app.
21.0
Various bug fixes
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