Release notes
Every version that reached the Marketplace, newest first, for both listings. They share one
history and carry their own numbers: the first release is 2.4.0 for Jira and 2.0.0 for
Confluence. The table is generated from the versions list in
src/content/apps/code-studio.md, so this page and the product page cannot disagree about what
shipped.
| Version | Released | Change |
|---|---|---|
2.4.0 | First Marketplace release, 2.0.0 in the Confluence listing |
2.4.0, 21.10.2026
The first Marketplace version, 2.4.0 for Jira and 2.0.0 for Confluence, in two listings with the same features: Oktul Code Studio for Jira and Oktul Code Studio for Confluence. Install the one for your site’s main product.
A console in the Apps menu to write JavaScript, TypeScript and AssemblyScript scripts in spaces, with completion, revisions, publishing and live co-editing. A space can be kept in step with a GitHub, Bitbucket Cloud or GitLab repository, or any other Git host over HTTPS. A sandbox that reads the site and lists every write instead of sending it. Scripts run from listeners on Jira and Confluence events, cron schedules, a Jira automation action and API triggers; a scheduled run is queued ahead of its minute and starts on it, continues past Forge’s time limit up to three times, and can be cancelled while it waits or stopped at any moment. Connections that keep credentials from scripts, script variables, and hosts approved in Atlassian’s dialog. Scripted Jira fields, picked or computed, with values refreshed on the events they depend on or on a timer, and dynamic forms on the create, transition and portal screens. Five Rovo agents: a translator for ScriptRunner Groovy, an author, a debugger, an optimizer and an editor, and the same tools for Claude and other MCP assistants once an administrator turns them on. Export and import of the whole configuration. English.
A change to what data is collected, where it goes, or who can see it belongs here explicitly, and is also called out in the privacy notice.