https://oktul.com/feed.xml Each release of an Oktul app for Atlassian Cloud, newest first, dated by the day it reached the Atlassian Marketplace. 2026-10-02T00:00:00Z Oktulhttps://oktul.com/ https://oktul.com/images/logo/oktul-app-icon-192.png https://oktul.com/images/logo/oktul-logo-light-512.png tag:oktul.com,2026:work-item-selector/3.7.0 2026-10-02T00:00:00Z 2026-10-02T00:00:00Z

Dependency security updates, no change in behaviour

Security updates to four third-party packages. The app behaves exactly as before. The updated packages are fast-uri, undici, markdown-it and brace-expansion, which between them carried 17 published advisories, the most serious rated high: host confusion in URI parsing, and denial of service in WebSocket decompression. None of the four runs inside the app. They arrive through Atlassian's Forge packages, which reference them for type definitions only, and through the lint tools that check the app's source code. The code deployed to your site and the workflow validator's configuration screen contain none of them. They were updated anyway, so that a dependency audit of this release reports nothing. It adds no scope and no external permission, so upgrading needs no approval from an administrator and no data leaves Atlassian. tag:oktul.com,2026:work-item-selector/3.6.0 2026-09-25T00:00:00Z 2026-09-25T00:00:00Z

No Load more button, picker columns cut to 40 characters

The picker is shorter: no Load more button, and each column cut to 40 characters. - The Load more work items button is gone. The picker opens on the first 25 work items in scope, and typing narrows the list. The button paged through the rest of the scope 25 at a time. - Each column in a picker option is cut to 40 characters, spaces included, and ends in an ellipsis where it was cut. A long summary or description used to stretch the edit box. The cards on the work item are unchanged. It adds no scope and no external permission, so upgrading needs no approval from an administrator and no data leaves Atlassian. tag:oktul.com,2026:work-item-selector/3.5.0 2026-09-23T00:00:00Z 2026-09-23T00:00:00Z

Estonian translation and editing fixes

The app follows each person's Atlassian profile language, in English or Estonian. Every screen is translated: the picker, the issue view, the field configuration screen and its knowledge base, the Automation action's form and the workflow validator's configuration. So are the field type names and descriptions Jira lists, and the message Jira shows when a typed value is rejected. Any other profile language shows English. Three kinds of text stay in English: error messages from the app's backend, messages in the Automation audit log, and the workflow validator's default block messages. An administrator can replace each block message with their own wording, in any language. - Field settings open one section at a time. Work item scope opens first, and opening another section closes the one that was open. The knowledge base and the help card stay open. - Save checks the configuration instead of staying disabled. An invalid scope used to disable it, and with the sections folded away the reason could be out of sight. Save now checks the scope again, and a rejected scope, column set or link type opens the section it concerns. - The cursor stays where you put it. Editing the middle of the JQL scope, the picker's placeholder text, the Automation action's work items or a validator message moved the cursor to the end after every keystroke. - The JQL scope box no longer takes focus by itself. - Clear keeps the work items box on screen. With Clear the selection chosen, the Automation action hid the box while the keys still in it stopped the rule from running. The box now stays visible until it is empty. - Shorter wording throughout the app, with one term per concept: work item in English, pilet in Estonian. It adds no scope and no external permission, so upgrading needs no approval from an administrator and no data leaves Atlassian. tag:oktul.com,2026:work-item-selector/3.4.0 2026-09-21T00:00:00Z 2026-09-21T00:00:00Z

Initial public release

First release: work item picker custom fields, scoped by JQL per field context. Two custom field types, Oktul Work Item Selector (Single Select) and Oktul Work Item Selector (Multi select), holding up to 100 work items, the Forge platform limit. - JQL scope per field context, validated live as it is typed. Placeholders read the current work item and user, so one configuration behaves differently on every work item: parent = {{issue.key}}, assignee = {{user.accountId}}. - Permission mode: search as the viewer, or as the app. - One to seven columns on each card, drawn the way Jira draws them. - Four JQL functions and eight aliases covering both directions of a relationship, plus Automation smart values and JQL autocomplete. - A "Set work item selection" Automation action: replace, add to, remove from, clear. - A workflow validator: require a selection, require statuses, restrict projects, prevent circular dependencies. - Optional native Jira issue links, created and removed with the selection. No data leaves Atlassian. The app declares no external permissions. The version here is the Marketplace version, which is what you compare against the version installed on your site. It runs independently of the source repository's own numbering.