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ChangeGuard for Jira — 2026-09-03

Released: 2026-09-03

This release improves ChangeGuard administration at scale with server-managed Policy directories, complete-inventory summaries, clearer readiness and issue guidance, and more reliable Policy actions.

  • Scalable Policy directories: Search, filter, sort, count, and navigate Policies using 20-row pages. Paging restarts safely if the Policy inventory changes.
  • Complete administration summaries: Overview and Template states now reflect the complete Policy inventory rather than only the visible page.
  • On-demand History: Policy History loads when first opened.
  • Workflow exception navigation: Search, filter, and page through workflow exceptions in Health.
  • Guidance for larger Policy sets: Issue guidance groups applicable Policies by family and provides additional controls on wider surfaces.
  • Later-page Candidate tests remain current, preserving available simulation actions until the tested Candidate changes.
  • History-only and Archived Policies open with the correct Policy identity.
  • Policy menus omit actions that cannot apply to the selected lifecycle state while keeping actionable remediation available.
  • Health and technical evidence now present readiness conclusions and recovery steps more clearly.
  • Overview and Governance direct administrators to the specific workflow repair journey.
  • Templates preserve the selected pack identity and distinguish Available, Partially added, and Added states.
  • Simulation and Audit inputs provide clearer validation and request-state feedback.
  • Health no longer reports a verified result while release authority is publishing, unavailable, unhealthy, or ambiguous.

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No action is required for existing valid Policies. When creating or updating a Regulated Done draft without an explicit scope, choose selected projects or all projects before continuing.

Jira Service Management remains limited to readiness and compatibility information; it is not an enforcement promise for portal or request-type behavior.