Last updated Dec 8, 2017

Plugin Development Platform 2.12 release notes

10 August 2011 With pleasure, Atlassian presents the Atlassian Plugin Development Platform 2.12.

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Starting with Atlassian Plugin Development Platform 2.9, we've combined the releases of the plugin framework as well as other key plugins, libraries, and API's that plugin developers depend on into the Atlassian Plugin Development Platform. The platform has been used internally for many releases to test and deliver a set of capabilities our products and plugins can build upon. From version 2.9, this platform is available to the public.

What issues were resolved?
For a list of the issues resolved in each platform component, click the version in the table of components.

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Highlights of this Release

  1. Universal Plugin Manager can now work entirely offline

    When the plugin exchange server is unavailable, the Universal Plugin Manager will not try to access the Atlassian Plugin Exchange. See Problems Connecting to the Atlassian Plugin Exchange. Instead it can work entirely offline.

  2. Notification of plugin upgrades on administration page

    Once a day the plugin manager will run a check in the background if there is any plugins that needs to be updated. Whenever upgrades are available, it will notify the administrators on the administration console screens. You don't have to go to the universal plugin manager screen anymore!

  3. Various improvements in AUI

    AUI has many new features including Underscore.js, new methods to get contextPath, the escapeHtml method that avoids XSS vulnerabilities, new default design for tables and a lot more. Try it for yourself in the sandbox. See the AUI 3.5 Release Notes for details.

  4. New context batching

    This version of the plugin framework introduces context batching. This lowers the number of CSS and JavaScript requests. thus improving page loading performance.

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