What's new

First release of User Sync for Jira and Confluence with built-in connectors for Azure AD, Okta and G Suite.

Changelog

Released on 12 November 2018 for Jira and Confluence

Fixed adding of new attributes mappings in advanced connector settings.
Users no longer present on the IdP are now disabled on Single User Update.
Users will no longer be cleaned up (disabled) if a sync fails partially.
Fixed a frontend bug where the attribute mapping dropdown was not fully visible.
Fixed a frontend bug that caused unsaved custom attribute mappings to disappear if a new mapping was added.
Azure AD: Added support for the Microsoft Graph API beta endpoints to allow much faster synchronisation. Please be aware that this API is provided as beta, so it could break at any time.
Azure AD: Fixed a bug where the access token could not be refreshed under certain circumstances during long running syncs.
Okta: Added handling of rate limits. In the advanced connector settings, it's now possible to define a threshold for rate limits to avoid the consumption of too much resources. The sync will pause if the threshold is reached.
Okta: Fixed assignment of more than 200 groups per user.
G Suite: Fixed a bug where the access token could not be refreshed under certain circumstances.
G Suite: Added the organizational unit to the default mapping.

Changes specific to Jira

Added a username limit of 60 characters due to a bug in Jira. Those users will not be created in Jira. Please configure a username transformation to shorten the usernames.

Changes specific to Confluence

Released on 11 October 2018 for Jira and Confluence

First release of User Sync for Jira and Confluence with built-in connectors for Azure AD, Okta and G Suite.

Changes specific to Jira

Changes specific to Confluence