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JIRA Studio comes with a set of pre-defined plugins. Customers are not permitted to install new plugins or remove existing plugins. Requests for additional plugins should be created as feature requests in the JIRA Studio project at https://support.atlassian.com. Third-party plugins available under commercial licenses require a valid license, to be submitted with the feature request, to be enabled. Further details are available in the applications-specific sections below. On this page: Issues (JIRA)Bundled pluginsThe only non-core plugins that are installed with JIRA are: We can install additional plugins at the request of the customer, on a case by case basis. However, any additional plugins will be considered to be unsupported and used at the customer's own risk. Requests for additional plugins should be created as feature requests at https://support.atlassian.com under the JIRA Studio project. Wiki (Confluence)Bundled pluginsThe plugins listed below are installed on Confluence and enabled by default. We can install additional plugins at the request of the customer, on a case by case basis. However, any additional plugins will be considered to be unsupported and used at the customer's own risk. Requests for additional plugins should be created as feature requests in the JIRA Studio project at https://support.atlassian.com. Commercial pluginsThe following plugins are available on Confluence in JIRA Studio under commercial licenses. This means that you need to have a valid license from the relevant third party to use the plugin in JIRA Studio. To request any of the following plugins, create a feature request at https://support.atlassian.com under the JIRA Studio project and supply the name of the plugin and the license key.
Reviews (Crucible)While Crucible boasts a plugin API, we do not currently offer any plugins for Crucible. |
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