Git Integration for Jira Cloud: 2022 Year in Review

GitKraken’s Git Integration for Jira introduced several 2022 enhancements aimed at bringing Jira and DevOps data closer together, including the free CI/CD for Jira extension, which displays build and deployment information from platforms such as GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Azure DevOps Pipelines, and Bitbucket Pipelines directly in Jira issues. The company also redesigned repository and integration management tools to give Jira administrators improved search, filtering, repository visibility, indexing-log access, and configuration control. Data residency options expanded to Europe, Australia, and Germany, while the company maintained SOC 2 Type II compliance and other security initiatives. GitKraken nearly doubled its customer support and success teams and gathered additional user feedback to inform product development. For 2023, it planned more frequent releases and a second free extension offering broader Git-and-Jira activity insights to help teams identify delayed pull requests, at-risk releases, workload imbalances, and declining velocity.

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