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The fiveMinute scheduled trigger interval is now generally available (GA).
Developers can now use the scheduled trigger module to create scheduled trigger modules in a Forge app with intervals of fiveMinute, hour, day, and week.
For more information on using these intervals, see the https://developer.atlassian.com/platform/forge/manifest-reference/modules/scheduled-trigger/#scheduled-trigger module documentation.
We have added support for the following request body fields for the Update custom content REST API V2 endpoint:
spaceId
pageId
blogPostId
customContentId
We have updated our UI Kit components, Text and Heading to make them more flexible:
Text
Now supports align, as, color, maxLines, size and weight properties.
For more information, see Text component documentation.
Heading
You can now control how the Heading component appears by setting a value for size, while the as prop controls the HTML element's rendering.
For more information, see Heading component documentation.
We're excited to announce a new, live feature that allows Marketplace Partners to display verified third-party trust center links on their app listings and partner profiles. This initiative aims to enhance transparency and build trust by giving customers easy access to verified compliance and security information.
Adding this link is optional but as part of the recent updates to the Marketplace Partner Program, it will become mandatory for Platinum partners to include links to a third-party verified trust center starting in July 2025.
We are happy to announce we have added support for macro autoconvert to UI Kit. This allows your app to automatically insert a macro into the editor when a user pastes a recognized URL.
For more details, please see the Macro documentation.
This feature provides equivalent Forge functionality to macro autoconvert with Confluence Connect.
Reminder: Starting Apr 30, 2025, a subset of Connect extension points will no longer be available on Confluence pages. For details, see the original deprecation notice linked below.
deprecation notice Deprecating a subset of Confluence page extension points
Action is required from developers using deprecated extension points.
We are pleased to announce that UI Kit component reference documentation is now embedded within the component source using JSDoc.
This enables developers to access component information directly from their integrated development environments (IDEs), improving the development workflow.
This is available for developers using @forge/react@11.1.0 or above.
To update to the latest version of @forge/react, in the terminal from your project directory, run the following command:
npm install --save @forge/react@latest
The minimum compatible Node.js version for the Forge CLI has been updated to 18.20.7. Developers running older versions of Node.js will need to upgrade to this version or later to continue using the Forge CLI. This change ensures that all developers have access to the latest features, security updates, and performance improvements.
We recommend that you upgrade the Node.js version to 20 or 22, as Node.js 18 will reach end-of-life soon.
Marketplace is updating the logic for calculating the saleType provided via the transactions report.
To determine the sale type within transactions, we currently rely solely on the difference in user count from previous transactions.
With the upcoming improvements to the sale type:
The type of sale will be defined by the interplay between the gross list price and the editions offered. The gross list price represents the total amount a customer must pay based on the listed price, without accounting for any deductions or adjustments. This approach shifts our focus away from fluctuations in user count to a more inclusive logic. Changes in either of these factors will influence the sale type, with greater emphasis placed on the gross list price. For instance, the gross list price goes up while the customer downgrades their edition. The sale type will consider both these factors and with a higher emphasis on change in gross list price, the sale type will be UPGRADE.
We are introducing a new sale type referred to as DOWNGRADE. If there is a reduction in the gross list price compared to previous transactions, or if the edition is downgraded while the gross list price remains unchanged, the transaction will be classified as a downgrade.
The same will be reflected in the user experience for partner reporting
We encourage our partners to gain a comprehensive understanding of the new logic. For more details, refer to the quick reference guide.
The project addresses the integration of role-based access control (RBAC) in Confluence, focusing on its impact on apps and the ecosystem. The proposal suggests restricting apps from creating, updating, or deleting custom roles to prevent issues related to role limits per site. We are seeking feedback to determine if apps can continue updating user access using default roles and whether product admins should configure roles for apps to use.
The app.version property in FIT contains a string used by some internal Atlassian services. As such, it does not accurately represent the actual app version. To refer to the correct Forge app version, use the new app.appVersion property instead.
The app.version property will be removed on Sep 25, 2025.
In the latest version of @forge/react, we're adding a new disableSubmitOnBlur property to the UI Kit Jira component, CustomFieldEdit. The property can be used to disable the submission of the field value on blur events.
For more information on this component, see the component documentation.
To update your UI kit app to the latest version, run the following command in your project directory:
npm install --save @forge/react@latest
We’ve added V2 API endpoints to retrieve children and descendants for pages, databases, smart links, whiteboards and folders.
To enable these new V2 APIs, you’ll need to use the new Oauth 2.0 scope read:hierarchical-content:confluence.
These new APIs correspond to the following V1 APIs, which have been marked as deprecated (and will be retired on Apr 30, 2025):
Here are the new V2 endpoints:
/pages/{id}/direct-children/pages/{id}/descendants/databases/{id}/direct-children/databases/{id}/descendants/embeds/{id}/direct-children/embeds/{id}/descendants
/whiteboards/{id}/direct-children/whiteboards/{id}/descendants/folders/{id}/direct-children/folders/{id}/descendants
From Apr 30, 2025, uploading visual marketing assets through app artifacts (.jar, .obr, or .jwb) will no longer be supported. Instead, partners now have the option to use either the UI or the APIs to upload their branding assets, both of which are already available.
You can continue to upload your software using the existing option or the API. However, to upload marketing assets, you must use the publish experience or the API and upload the assets during that process, rather than using the app artifact upload option.
This change is part of the broader Marketplace Technical Foundations initiative.
For any comments or questions, please submit a support request.
After the deprecation period on Apr 30, 2025, you will not be able to use the following options to upload your marketing assets:
App logo: Navigate to the About app section, and select Upload logo.
Page design assets: Navigate to the Page Design section, select the desired page design type, and click the Add Another Image button to upload your assets.
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