• Improved messaging for Data Center approved apps - Learn more
• Support for Atlassian Stack licensing

• Improved messaging for Data Center approved apps - Learn more
• Support for Atlassian Stack licensing

The Universal Plugin Manager (UPM) provides a powerful and user-friendly interface to manage your add-ons. Through the UPM you can browse, try, and buy add-ons from the Atlassian Marketplace. You can also use the UPM to do common administrative tasks such as:

• Finding, purchasing, and installing new add-ons.
• Enabling/disabling add-ons and their modules.
• Viewing add-ons that have been purchased but not installed.
• Configuring advanced add-on options.
• Finding out-of-date add-ons and updating them.
• Checking the compatibility of your installed add-ons against newer versions of the application.

Finally, use the UPM to review logs of add-on/application activity and to upgrade your Atlassian application.

This version introduces several bug fixes, most notably one which fixes UPM internal period jobs in Confluence 5.10+.

Bug fixes

Bug fixes

Bug fixes

Bug fixes

• Performance improvements
• Assorted bugfixes
• Backed by the new version 2 of the Marketplace API

Bug fixes

Bug fixes

Bug fixes

Bug fixes

Bug fixes

Bug fixes

Bug fixes

Bug fixes and compatibility with upcoming application versions

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/UPM/2.20.X+release+notes

This version fixes an issue where paid updates were sometimes erroneously offered as free updates.

Bug fixes and performance improvements

Bug fixes and improvements

Pricing display bug fix

This bug fix release resolves https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/browse/UPM-5035.

Bug fixes, including fixing proxy support (https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/browse/UPM-4872).

This version includes several bug fixes including https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/browse/UPM-4704.

This release fixes a bug that could cause spurious error messages after installing some add-ons that are packaged as OBR archives (UPM-4581).

• A brand new "incompatible add-ons" feature to alert customers of add-ons which are not explicitely marked as compatible with the current host application
• Streamlined OnDemand add-on subscriptions for a much easier and nicer experience
• Support for Atlassian Verified
• Improved support for Atlassian Connect
• ...and much more!

This release fixes a bug that caused timeout warnings to appear frequently on the Manage Plugins page.

• Further improvements for the Manage Add-ons page
• OnDemand Marketplace support
• Remotable Plugins support
  
• New "Vendor Feedback" feature for disabled/uninstalled "Paid via Atlassian" add-ons
• New "Build an Add-on" page for when users can't find the add-on they need
• ...and more!
  

This release includes many key improvements to the Universal Plugin Manager:

• A much-improved Manage Add-ons experience
• Email notifications for important add-on/license events
• Release notes for updatable add-ons
  
• The ability to manage add-on licenses for OnDemand customers
• ...and more!
  

This release fixes a problem in the Purchased Add-ons feature that caused spurious notifications to appear in the UPM notification dropdown (issue UPM-3311).

New to UPM 2.8.1 is the ability to directly install all add-on licenses purchased on MyAtlassian into your Atlassian application.

Additionally, many UI improvements and other bugfixes are in this release.

• Ability to rate, review, and watch add-ons directly from UPM
• Automatic add-on updating for Atlassian-selected add-ons
  

• Consistently referring to "Add-ons" rather than "Plugins"
• A "Settings" dialog to better manage add-on management capabilities
• A simpler, more streamlined view of "Most Requested" add-ons

...and many more improvements.

This release fixes two problems as well as other minor bugs:

* UPM was unable to download plugins when using a web proxy.
* Certain Jira and Confluence versions were being incorrectly flagged as "unknown" versions.

The Plugin Marketplace/Find New Plugins page has been redesigned to provide filters similar to those on marketplace.atlassian.com - plugin categories, paid/free status, etc. There is also a single-plugin detail view that appears if you click a banner image.

Communications with the marketplace.atlassian.com server now use a new, public JSON-based REST API, which is more efficient and supports HTTP caching.

UPM can now distinguish between Enterprise and standard licenses for Jira and Confluence, and will display Enterprise pricing when appropriate.

(Note, versions 2.7 and 2.7.1 have been unpublished due to bugs that are fixed in 2.7.2.)

This bug-fix release addresses several user interface and styling problems that appeared only in OnDemand, Fisheye, and Stash.

This version fixes a user interface problem when installed in an Atlassian OnDemand instance. Customers with their own servers do not need this upgrade.

This release fixes a bug that could cause an inappropriate warning message ("The base URL of your instance is inconsistent with the URL in your browser") to appear even when the base URL was correct, if it was an HTTPS URL. It also includes a UI fix that only affects Stash 1.1.2. There are no other changes.

This release suppresses a warning ("Unexpected error decoding stored license: null") that would be logged when starting up the application without a license.

This release includes a redesign of the UPM UI for clarity and usability, and to improve integration with the Atlassian Marketplace. The "Manage Plugins" and "Install" tabs of the previous UPM have been changed into separate items in the Plugins section of the admin menu; "Install" is now called "Find New Plugins", and it now includes more details from the Marketplace listings.

This patch release fixes two bugs in the licensing interface and integration with my.atlassian.com:

* If your host application did not have a context path (that is, if your Jira/Confluence/etc. was deployed at "http://mycompany.com/" rather than "http://mycompany.com/jira"), then the download-install-licensing flow that starts with clicking Try or Buy on a plugin in UPM would fail in the last step, when my.atlassian.com would try to install your license in UPM; you would have to manually copy and paste the license key.

* The "Renew" button would sometimes not appear for plugins with expiring licenses.

Fixes several bugs, including one which incorrectly caused GreenHopper to display Maintenance Expired errors.

• Improved licensing integration - can directly install a new license from my.atlassian.com rather than copy/pasting
• Added display of prices for plugins that are purchaseable through Marketplace (formerly Plugin Exchange)
• Added display of custom plugin icons, logos, and banners, if provided
• Streamlined UI by moving available updates list onto Manage tab, and moving product upgrade check and audit log tabs onto separate pages
• Improved usability of UPM when plugins.atlassian.com is down or unreachable

• Improved usability of UPM when plugins.atlassian.com is down or unreachable
• Fixed bugs that sometimes caused Try/Buy buttons not to appear
• Fixed behavior of notification list in some application versions

• Changed header colors when running in Jira 5.0
• Fixed issues with plugin lists when PAC is down
• Fixed UPM Admin Notification icon not displaying properly in Jira
• Correct handling of module descriptor with null key
• Minor UI improvements

This release contained a large number of major functional and visual changes.

Some of the larger changes are:

• The manage section has merged with the update section to create a more cohesive plugin listing
• Plugin licenses can be entered directly into the listing page for Atlassian purchased plugins
• Plugins can now have their own icon and logo which is displayed in the listing
• Notifications about plugin updates are now available in the upper right hand corner of all admin pages

• Improved error messages when plugins.atlassian.com is down or unreachable
• Fixed display of file path in OSGi tab
• Fixed problems with progress bar display

This release fixes a bug in version 1.6 which could prevent UPM from detecting whether the Plugin Exchange site is reachable.

Jira 4.3 comes with UPM 1.3.1 already bundled.  If you have UPM installed in your jira-home/plugins/installed-plugins it should be removed when upgrading to Jira 4.3.

This is a minor enhancement release. Please see the release notes for full details.

This is a bug fix release. The full details can be seen here, https://studio.atlassian.com/wiki/display/UPM/UPM+1.1.1

See https://studio.atlassian.com/wiki/display/UPM/UPM+1.0