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- Apr 7, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 7, 2026
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Confluence 10.2.8
Confluence releases 10.2.8 as a bug-fix update, resolving issues with blank pages from the REST API, the Manage Watchers button, Jira issue dates, Kerberos database access, OpenSearch space queries, sandbox shutdowns, task reports, and user profile permissions.
The Atlassian Confluence team is pleased to announce the release of Confluence 10.2.8, which is a bug-fix release.
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Issues resolved in 10.2.8
- CONFSERVER-102561: Pages created using template storage format via the REST API appear blank in the editor (Bug, Medium priority, Fixed)
- CONFSERVER-102546: "Manage Watchers" button doesn't work and throw console exceptions (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
- CONFSERVER-101960: In the Jira Issue/Filter macro, Target Start and End dates are behind by 1 day when server is set to UTC and Customer Timezone is GMT-8 (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
- CONFSERVER-101847: Confluence cluster abruptly loses the ability to connect to Confluence database via Kerberos authentication (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
- CONFSERVER-100549: Space query when using OpenSearch as the search platform, requests all stored fields (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
- CONFSERVER-100318: Sandbox processes are not terminated by Confluence if they can't be gracefully shutdown within 20 seconds (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
- CONFSERVER-99593: The completion date for the Task report macro is not captured under the Profile task report (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
- CONFSERVER-56438: Modifying Additional User Details on User Profile Page Triggers Application Permission Validation (Bug, Low priority, Fixed)
- Mar 5, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Mar 5, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Mar 17, 2026
Issues resolved in 11.3.3
Jira releases Jira Software 11.3.3, featuring automation restrictions that let admins control who can create, edit, enable, or disable automation rules using specific components. Only users in specified groups can manage restricted components, helping projects govern automation.
The Atlassian Jira team is pleased to announce the release of Jira Software 11.3.3.
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Control who has access to automation components
Starting from Jira 11.3.3, you can use automation restrictions to decide who can create, edit, enable, or disable automation rules that use specific components. This feature gives you more control over automation and is useful when project admins manage project rules. Only users in specified groups can manage rules with restricted components.
How to manage automation restrictions
Released on 5 March 2026
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- Mar 3, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Mar 3, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Mar 17, 2026
Issues resolved in 10.2.7
Confluence releases 10.2.7 as a bug-fix update, addressing memory usage from large Office files, PDF export crashes, upgrade issues with Oracle 19c and Faster Permissions, a Date macro validation bug, and email notifications for personal spaces; read release notes and backup before upgrading.
Release notes for Confluence 10.2.7
The Atlassian Confluence team is pleased to announce the release of Confluence 10.2.7, which is a bug-fix release.
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Released on 03 March 2026
Key Summary T Created Updated Due Assignee Reporter P Status Resolution CONFSERVER-96206 Referencing a sufficiently large PowerPoint/ Word/ Xls/ Pdf file on a Confluence Data Center page through the Office connector macro can cause the instance to run out of memory Bug Jul 19, 2024 14:32 Mar 03, 2026 09:16 Jeffery Xie Basar Beykoz Medium CLOSED Fixed CONFSERVER-94493 StackOverflowError when exporting large pages to PDF Bug Feb 13, 2024 11:23 Mar 03, 2026 09:16 Jing Zheng Ravi Dixit Medium CLOSED Fixed CONFSERVER-102204 Upgrading to Confluence 10.2.x (with Oracle 19c) fails when Faster Permissions was enabled Bug Feb 18, 2026 22:28 Mar 03, 2026 09:16 Saquia Naz Eric L Low CLOSED Fixed CONFSERVER-101456 Date macro allows the insertion of a 5+ digit year-number (like 20215) via the "//" shortcut, prevents content from being saved, and throws a DateTimeParseException in the app logs Bug Nov 06, 2025 01:01 Mar 03, 2026 09:16 Jake Lyell Lei Wang Low CLOSED Fixed CONFSERVER-97548 Email notifications are not sent for personal spaces Bug Aug 06, 2024 07:45 Mar 03, 2026 09:16 Saba Taseer Ozhan Aydar Low CLOSED Fixed5 issues
Last modified on Mar 3, 2026
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Issues resolved in 10.2.7
Confluence 10.2.7 is a bug fix release tackling memory issues with large Office files, export failures, Oracle 19c upgrade, a Date macro year bug, and missing email notifications in personal spaces.
Confluence 10.2.7
The Atlassian Confluence team is pleased to announce the release of Confluence 10.2.7, which is a bug-fix release.
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Check out the new features and other highlights in the Confluence 10.2 release notes.
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We recommend you read the Confluence 10.2 release notes and you back up your confluence-home directory and database before upgrading.
Key issues fixed in 10.2.7 include:
- CONFSERVER-96206: Referencing a sufficiently large PowerPoint/ Word/ Xls/ Pdf file on a Confluence Data Center page through the Office connector macro can cause the instance to run out of memory.
- CONFSERVER-94493: StackOverflowError when exporting large pages to PDF.
- CONFSERVER-102204: Upgrading to Confluence 10.2.x (with Oracle 19c) fails when Faster Permissions was enabled.
- CONFSERVER-101456: Date macro allows the insertion of a 5+ digit year-number (like 20215) via the "//" shortcut, prevents content from being saved, and throws a DateTimeParseException in the app logs.
- CONFSERVER-97548: Email notifications are not sent for personal spaces.
All issues are marked as fixed and closed as of March 3, 2026.
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- Date parsed from source:Mar 3, 2026
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Confluence 9.2.17
Confluence 9.2.17 delivers a focused bug fix release with stability and export enhancements. It tackles permission checks, large export memory, and date handling issues to improve reliability.
Release notes for Confluence 9.2.17
The Atlassian Confluence team is pleased to announce the release of Confluence 9.2.17, which is a bug-fix release.
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Issues resolved in 9.2.17:
- CONFSERVER-101133: viewinfo.action will trigger expensive permissions check for pages with lots of incoming links (Bug, Medium, Fixed)
- CONFSERVER-99603: Editing Mode Automatically Scrolls Up When Using a Firefox or Chrome Browser (Bug, Medium, Fixed)
- CONFSERVER-96206: Referencing a sufficiently large PowerPoint/ Word/ Xls/ Pdf file on a Confluence Data Center page through the Office connector macro can cause the instance to run out of memory (Bug, Medium, Fixed)
- CONFSERVER-94493: StackOverflowError when exporting large pages to PDF (Bug, Medium, Fixed)
- CONFSERVER-101456: Date macro allows the insertion of a 5+ digit year-number (like 20215) via the "//" shortcut, prevents content from being saved, and throws a DateTimeParseException in the app logs (Bug, Low, Fixed)
- CONFSERVER-100857: Space Export to PDF function in Confluence, where links in the exported PDF no longer navigate within the document but instead open web links (Bug, Low, Fixed)
- Feb 20, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Feb 20, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Mar 9, 2026
[Announcement] Upcoming AGC app security requirements and 2026 updates to Cloud App Security Requirements
Atlassian announces baseline security requirements for AGC apps and updates Cloud App Security 2026 with AI, data, and supply chain safeguards.
We are introducing baseline security requirements for Atlassian Government Cloud (AGC) apps, which will take effect on 31 Mar 2026. If you have any questions regarding these new standards, please contact us here: https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/34/group/109/create/579
We’re also publishing our annual update to the general Cloud App Security Requirements for 2026, which includes new provisions for AI security, data protection, and supply chain security. See More details for highlights on this update.
Original source Report a problem - Feb 16, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Feb 16, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Mar 17, 2026
Issues resolved in 10.2.6
Confluence releases 10.2.6, a bug-fix update prioritizing stability for Data Center and Server. It covers upgrade guidance, backup reminders, and the February 16, 2026 release date, while listing resolved issues.
Confluence 10.2.6 Bug-fix Release
The Atlassian Confluence team is pleased to announce the release of Confluence 10.2.6, which is a bug-fix release.
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Released on 16 February 2026
[Table of issues follows: list of issues with keys, summaries, types, created/updated dates, assignees, reporters, priority, status, resolution]
- CONFSERVER-102164 — Upgrading Confluence to 9.2.14 results in Network errors on the existing application links
- CONFSERVER-102186 — DoS (Denial of Service) in Confluence Data Center and Server
- CONFSERVER-102185 — DoS (Denial of Service) in Confluence Data Center and Server
- CONFSERVER-102132 — Improper Authorization org.springframework:spring-core Dependency in Confluence Data Center and Server
- CONFSERVER-101984 — Uploading DOCX file with Legacy OLE(Object Linking and Embedding) can cause Word Extractor to stuck, impacting Index Update or Rebuild
- CONFSERVER-101133 — viewinfo.action will trigger expensive permissions check for pages with lots of incoming links
- CONFSERVER-79801 — Oracle DENORMALISED_SPACE_CHANGE_LOG & DENORMALISED_CONTENT_CHANGE_LOG tables has data_deafult with Schema name
- CONFSERVER-58647 — Significant number of attachments added to the page affects preview rendering time for single attachment
- Feb 12, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Feb 12, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Mar 9, 2026
Welcome to the future of creating and editing in Confluence with Atlassian Rovo
Atlassian introduces AI-powered creation and editing in Confluence with Rovo, letting teams move from idea to published content in seconds. It tackles blank-page friction, grounds content in real work, and streamlines edits for faster collaboration across Confluence and connected apps.
Say bye to the blank page with AI-powered content creation and editing
Creating and managing content is core to how teams plan, share knowledge, and move work forward. But in practice, the process is often slow and fragmented. Teams struggle with creating content from scratch, reformatting documents, and hunting for context across tools, all before real collaboration even begins.
Confluence already serves as the place where teams create, collaborate, and share knowledge. Now, they can use AI to move from idea to published content faster than ever by pairing it with Atlassian Rovo. Let’s dive into the new, modern way teams can now create and edit content in Confluence.
Challenges teams face today
Most teams don’t struggle with ideas — they struggle with turning those ideas into clear, impactful content they can then share with their teams.
These pain points include:
- Struggling from blank page anxiety and trying to figure out how to get started from scratch
- Manually copying and pasting information, and then having to tailor that information for different purposes or audiences
- Searching across tools to find the right context or latest updates to bring in
- Spending time rewriting, reformatting, and editing content manually
These slowdowns add friction at every stage of work, from early planning to creation to editing.
Say hello to the new way of creating and editing in Confluence
By using Rovo, teams can overcome that manual, time-consuming process of creating and editing and focus more time on where it matters. Rovo partners with you to quickly take your ideas to draft to published content in Confluence – whether it’s a page, live doc, whiteboard, or database. Simply describe what you want to create or refine Simply describe what you want to create or refine and AI does the rest, pulling in data sources across Atlassian and 3rd party apps to to create context-rich, high-quality content in Confluence.
The end result? You’ll get a beautifully formatted, structured draft that’s grounded in your team’s existing work – in seconds.
How to use Rovo to create and edit content
Teams can now tap in Rovo to do the heavy lifting for them, removing the friction of creating a new page that ties back to existing work, or polishing content so it lands well with stakeholders. It helps them get started faster, keep work grounded in real context, and refine content as ideas evolve, all without breaking their flow.
Here’s how it works.
Skip the blank page and get to real work faster
Starting from scratch creates unnecessary drag. Teams often lose momentum before work even begins, spending time deciding how to structure content, what format to use, or where information should live. Instead of focusing on the ideas, decisions, or problems they’re trying to solve, they’re stuck setting up pages, outlining sections, and second-guessing whether they’re starting in the “right” place.
With AI-powered creation in Confluence, teams can move forward immediately:
- Just describe what you need — use natural language to say what you want to create, whether its a page, live doc, whiteboard, or database, and get a structured draft in seconds
- Get started fast with role-based prompts to ideate on common use cases, from creating a retro whiteboard to a product requirements database
- Take advantage of predictive prompt suggestions that adapt as you type, helping you ideate on new ways to create with Rovo without overthinking
This frees teams up to shape ideas, align on decisions, and move work forward while momentum is high.
Build content that stays connected to real work
Good content reflects what’s actually happening across the team – staying accurate, relevant, and grounded in real work. When context is spread across separate tools or buried in disconnected pages, content quickly falls out of sync with real work. Details get missed, assumptions creep in, and teams end up relying on documentation that no longer reflects current priorities, decisions, or ownership.
Rovo removes those pain points by creating context-rich content:
- Grounds the content with existing team knowledge by pulling context across Atlassian apps like Confluence and Jira, as well as connected 3rd party tools like Slack and Google Drive
- The Atlassian Teamwork Graph surfaces relevant projects, roles, and relationships, so content reflects what work actually got done
- Teams can add links, files, or references to better guide Rovo on what information to include and what should be emphasized
Teams don’t just need documentation, they need shared understanding. When content reflects real projects and real ownership, it’s easier for stakeholders to trust it, update it, and use it to move work forward instead of second-guessing what’s current.
Refine and improve content without slowing down
Editing and refining content is where many teams lose the most time. Long after work has started, they are still rewriting sections, adjusting tone, or reorganizing information to make it usable for others. These manual editing passes slow collaboration, introduce delays in reviews and approvals, and often discourage teams from keeping content updated as projects evolve.
Rovo makes it easier than ever to polish and edit content:
- Simply describe what edits you’d like to see and see the changes happen in real-time, whether it’s adding a new section, asking Rovo to think of new ways to phrase a statement, or even request formatting changes
- Use quick AI editing tools to add or reduce copy, adjust tone, and in just a few clicks
- Work in a private preview area to experiment and iterate content, so the changes you make aren’t visible until you’re ready to share
Teams can keep content clear and polished as work changes, making updates feel easy instead of triggering extra review cycles or slowing down collaboration.
Example prompts to get started
Here are a few ideas on how your teams can start using Rovo today to create context-rich content. Feel free to copy and paste them here to get started!
- Marketing: Learn from past work
Marketers often need to reflect what worked well / didn’t work well for a specific campaign. Rovo can help create a retrospective whiteboard to facilitate that discussion across multiple teams.
Example prompt:
“Create a whiteboard for a retrospective session for this marketing campaign. Add sections for what went well and what could be improved.
From there, the marketing team can use Rovo to summarize the retro whiteboard into a Confluence page to share out amongst stakeholders. - Product: Define clarity around requirements
Product teams frequently juggle various requirements and evolving specs. Rovo can help turn high-level inputs into a structured databases with fields for priority, status, and ownership.
Example prompt:
“Turn these feature ideas into a product requirements database with fields for priority, status, owner, and target release.”
This creates a shared source of truth that’s easy for cross-functional partners to understand and update. - HR: Standardize onboarding
HR teams manage complex processes that benefit from consistency and clarity. By describing an onboarding flow, teams can quickly generate flowcharts or checklists that are easy to follow, share, and keep up to date, improving the new hire experience.
Example prompt:
“Create a new-hire onboarding checklist for a remote employee, including IT setup, HR paperwork, and first-week milestones.”
Across teams, the outcome is the same: less setup, clearer structure, and more time focused on the work that matters.
Move from blank page to published content faster in Confluence
AI-powered creation and editing in Confluence helps teams move faster from idea to execution. By removing blank-page friction, keeping context connected, and simplifying editing, teams spend less time on setup and rework — and more time aligning, deciding, and delivering results.
Whether you’re planning a campaign, defining product requirements, or documenting critical processes, this approach helps turn knowledge into action — all in the place where your team already works.
If you’re already a Confluence user, create with Rovo now. Not yet using Confluence? Try it for free and discover how you can create and share knowledge across teams.
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Confluence 10.2.3
Confluence ships 10.2.3 as a bug-fix release and bundles the Storage Format Source Editor with tighter permissions. The Source Editor is now disabled by default, and admins can grant access to specific groups or all users.
The Atlassian Confluence team is pleased to announce the release of Confluence 10.2.3, which is a bug-fix release.
Storage Format Source Editor now bundled
We’ve bundled the Storage Format Source Editor app with Confluence. We've also updated permissions for the Source Editor to improve security. Previously, all users had access to the Source Editor.
Starting from the version 10.2.3, by default, the Source Editor is disabled for all users, including admins. Admins can open Source Editor Configuration and grant access to specific groups or to all users.
If you’re using Storage Format Source Editor versions 19.3.22, 19.3.29, 19.3.30, or 19.5.22, uninstall the app before upgrading your Confluence.
How to use Source Editor in Confluence
Don't have Confluence 10.2 yet?
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Last modified on Feb 3, 2026
Original source Report a problem - Dec 16, 2025
- Date parsed from source:Dec 16, 2025
- First seen by Releasebot:Jan 2, 2026
Confluence 10.2.2
Confluence 10.2.2 delivers a bug fix release with updated Apache Tika addressing CVE-2025-66516. It includes fixes for cache stress from the userlister, rate limiting, XXE vulnerability, and a user index issue. Upgrade after backing up the home and database.
Confluence 10.2.2 Bug-Fix Release
The Atlassian Confluence team is pleased to announce the release of Confluence 10.2.2, which is a bug-fix release.
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This Confluence release includes additional updates to our Apache Tika dependency in response to CVE-2025-66516.
Our security team has assessed that the current scope of this CVE does not present the same critical risk in our products, as our use of the dependency doesn’t support the known path for exploitation.
The patch for CVE-2025-66516 is being released out of an abundance of caution.
Key issues fixed include:
- CONFSERVER-101168: The userlister plugin in Confluence can cause excessive Hazelcast topic traffic for cache invalidation, leading to excessive heap usage which results in an OutOfMemoryError.
- CONFSERVER-99635: The Rate Limiting page displays an error as soon as any user reaches the maximum allowed number of requests for the first time.
- CONFSERVER-101788: XXE (XML External Entity Injection) Tika Dependency Vulnerability in Confluence Data Center and Server.
- CONFSERVER-101340: User Index Missing After Enabling Confluence Index Improvement Dark Feature.
Last modified on Dec 17, 2025.
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