Hi All,

Thank you all for raising and voting on this suggestion. Your feedback is essential for shaping and improving Jira for all users.

I am pleased to share some exciting news with you. Our team has successfully launched Threaded Comments for all users in Jira. We are continuing to invest in this experience and would love your feedback to make it even better.

Shikhar Pahadia
Product Manager, Jira

Hi all,

I'm a Product Manager on Jira and part of the team working on building out threaded comments and we wanted to share an update with you all.

This has been one of the longest running and highly requested JAC tickets from you all - thank you for being super patient with us to resolve this. Building threaded comments is a table stakes feature so that teams can have meaningful discussions in Jira. It is unfortunately not a trivial amount of effort to add threaded comments in Jira, which is part of the reason why it has taken so long to prioritise this effort.

As some of you have noticed, we have recently been trialling a version of threaded comments. As a result, we now have a path towards adding threaded comments in Jira.

I’m excited to share that we will be launching threaded comments early H2 FY25! In order to achieve this, we will need to temporarily roll back the recently shipped experience.

What this means if you used the rolled back experience:

There is no data loss. Your comments and associated data have not been affected.
Until we roll threaded comments again, messages that were represented as a thread, will be temporarily flattened.
Once we roll threaded comments out again, all previous threaded comments will be shown as threads again.
It isn't ideal to temporarily flatten threads, however after evaluating all the trade-offs, this is the difficult decision we needed to make in order to deliver the best possible overall experience as quickly as possible.

We can’t wait to finally roll threaded comments out for you all. Thank you all for your feedback - our product teams have been closely following your feedback from this ticket, community and support. Please continue to follow along on this ticket for updates as we start to roll threaded comments out.

Tushar

Product Manager, Jira

NOTE: This suggestion is for JIRA Cloud. Using JIRA Server? See the corresponding suggestion.

Hey everyone,

Thank you very much for taking the time to participate in this issue and sharing your feature request with us. Your input is greatly appreciated, and we understand the effort and dedication it takes to provide us with your thoughts and ideas.

We have considered this request, and we regret to inform you that we will not build the threaded/nested comments feature in Jira for the foreseeable future. We understand that this may be disappointing news, but we want to assure you that we take all customer feedback seriously. In the meantime, please continue to document your use cases, vote on, and share this ticket. This will help us to understand and prioritise this issue in the future.

Instead, we want to share a possible workaround that can be used:

• Use this Atlassian Marketplace App: Threaded Comments for Jira will provide the functionality for threaded/nested comments, allowing your team to respond directly to comments.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Kind regards,
Lucy Zhu
Product Management Team, JIRA

Hi all,

Again, thank you for participating in this issue, either by voting, commented or just watching. We highly value your feedback in all forms, and through suggestions in jira.atlassian.com is not different. We use this channel often to learn the best we can with how customers use JIRA and how we can continue to improve the experience for as many users as possible.

While this is currently not on our roadmap in the next 12 months, we do hope to address this in the future, in a similar way to how Confluence does it today.

Thank you for your patience and understanding. Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.

Regards,
Kerrod Williams
Kerrod (dot) Williams (at) atlassian (dot) com
Product Manager, JIRA