Version 2.11.0: Performance & Deeper Hierarchies
Version 2.11.0 · Released June 30, 2026 · Jira Cloud. Available now — no configuration required.
Version 2.11.0 is all about speed and scale. Forecasts, planning boards, and summary views load noticeably faster — especially on large Jira projects — and release planning now understands deeper, multi-level issue hierarchies.
What's new
Faster, across the board
Forecast tab loads faster from a cold start — data is fetched in parallel instead of one request at a time.
Switching releases is quicker — the data the app needs resolves in a single call rather than several.
Saving is faster — post-save updates and user lookups use Jira's bulk endpoints.
Leaner Jira fetching — smarter caching and more targeted queries reduce redundant calls.
More accurate forecasting history
Forecasts now read issue change history through Jira's bulk changelog API, removing a truncation problem that could drop history for issues with long changelogs. Your completion trends and scope-change history are more complete and reliable.
Support for deeper issue hierarchies
The app no longer assumes a simple Epic → Story structure. Multi-level hierarchies such as Objective → Feature → Epic → Story are handled correctly: every parent level rolls up the work beneath it, and adding or removing a parent "with children" cascades to all descendants at any depth.
What's in this release
Type | Summary |
|---|---|
Improvement | Parallelized cold-load, single-call release switching, bulk save and user lookups |
Improvement | Bulk changelog API — more complete forecasting history (fixes truncation) |
Feature | Support for deep multi-level hierarchies (Objective → Feature → Epic → Story) |
Fix | Severe slowdown on the summary page for large projects |
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Previous release: Version 2.10.0: Performance & Planning Polish.