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Atlassian Cloud changes Aug 17 to Aug 24, 2026

Blog post edited by RelEng FD Bot Cloud release notes are moving to a new home We're moving Atlassian cloud release notes to What's new across Atlassian — a dedicated experience for tracking changes affecting your Atlassian cloud apps. This page will no longer be updated after September 30, 2026. What's new across Atlassian includes everything from this page, plus rollout statuses, search, filtering, and more features on the way. Bookmark it to stay in the loop. Visit What's new across Atlassian

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Plugin UpdateScriptRunner (Adaptavist) — Product Updates

ScriptRunner for Jira and Confluence Cloud is moving to Atlassian Forge

Adaptavist confirmed that ScriptRunner for Jira Cloud, ScriptRunner for Confluence Cloud, and Enhanced Search for Jira Cloud are all moving to the Atlassian Forge platform by the end of 2026. Existing scripts, behaviours, jobs, and configurations carry across; a small number of older event types change, and Adaptavist is contacting affected customers directly.

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NewsAtlassian Community — Release Notes

Plans now supports Assets object custom fields

Jira Plans can now display and use Assets object custom fields on the timeline, letting teams tie roadmap planning directly to the assets and configuration items tracked in JSM Assets. Rolling out starting August 2026.

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Atlassian starts collecting Jira and Confluence data for AI training by default

As of August 17, 2026, Atlassian is using metadata and in-app data from Jira, Confluence, and Jira Service Management — including page titles, work item descriptions, and comments — to train its AI models. Free, Standard, and Premium customers cannot opt out, while Enterprise customers can adjust the setting manually.

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