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Page: Managing Add-ons
(JIRA 6.4.x)
About Add-ons
An add-on is an installable component that supplements or enhances the functionality of JIRA in some way. For example, the JIRA Calendar Plugin https://marketplace.atlassian....
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Page: Managing JIRA's Plugins
(JIRA 5.1)
About Plugins
A plugin is a .jar file (containing code, resources and a configuration file) that can be installed into an Atlassian product to add new functionality or change the behaviour of existing features....
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Page: Managing JIRA's Plugins
(JIRA 5.0)
About Plugins
A plugin is a .jar file (containing code, resources and a configuration file) that can be installed into an Atlassian product to add new functionality or change the behaviour of existing features....
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Page: Managing JIRA's Plugins
(JIRA 4.4)
About Plugins
A plugin is a .jar file (containing code, resources and a configuration file) that can be installed into an Atlassian product to add new functionality or change the behaviour of existing features....
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Page: Managing JIRA's Plugins
(JIRA 4.3)
On this page:
About Plugins
A plugin is a .jar file (containing code, resources and a configuration file) that can be installed into an Atlassian product to add new functionality or change the behaviour of existing features....
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Page: Managing JIRA's Plugins
(JIRA 4.2)
On this page:
About Plugins
A plugin is a .jar file (containing code, resources and a configuration file) that can be installed into an Atlassian product to add new functionality or change the behaviour of existing features....
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Page: Managing JIRA's Plugins
(JIRA 4.1)
On this page:
About Plugins
A plugin is a .jar file (containing code, resources and a configuration file) that can be installed into an Atlassian product to add new functionality or change the behaviour of existing features....
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Page: Managing JIRA's Plugins
(JIRA 4.0)
On this page:
About Plugins
A plugin is a .jar file (containing code, resources and a configuration file) that can be installed into an Atlassian product to add new functionality or change the behaviour of existing features....