The Universal Plugin Manager (UPM) 2.3 is available for a number of Atlassian applications. Your application may contain an older version of the UPM. If you want the functionality described in this documentation, you should upgrade your UPM to 2.3. The plugin's page on the Atlassian Marketplace lists the latest compatible applications.
Installing the UPM into Confluence or JIRA for the first time
In most cases, you will not need to install the UPM, because it is bundled with the application. Please refer to the upgrade guide for instructions on replacing an existing version of the UPM. Follow the instructions below if you do need to install the Universal Plugin Manager into a Confluence or JIRA site that does not yet have it.
- Download the Universal Plugin Manager plugin from the Atlassian Plugin Exchange.
- Install the Universal Plugin Manager plugin in your application. The relevant instructions for installing plugins in each of the applications is available below:
- The UPM is included by default in JIRA 4.3 and later. If you are using an older version of JIRA, please refer to the JIRA documentation. Note: The Universal Plugin Manager plugin is a 'Version 2' (OSGi) plugin.
- The UPM is included by default in Confluence 3.4 and later. If you are using an older version of Confluence, please refer to the Universal Plugin Manager Documentation.
- The Universal Plugin Manager will be enabled by default. You will now be able to access the Universal Plugin Manager by following the instructions on Navigating to the Universal Plugin Manager.
Screenshot above: Universal Plugin Manager installed in Confluence
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