https://getsupport.atlassian.com/browse/CSP-239921

We have moved to Mohammed paid one and it really works much better and nice.

@Ross, send me an email if your company decides to purchase, I'm sure we can work out some sort of discount to allow it to fall within your companies budget.

Yes, I too would like to see the free one updated. I would be happy with either, but I think my company will reject my request to purchase... they tend to be cheapskates when IT asks for things without a clear ROI that ties in with business wants. Can't really blame them for that but given that we have lots of users on atlassian products but very fewer users who would edit source code... I think it unlikely that they'll fork out several hundred bucks here.

@Areg, You can see a list of changes here. In summary we've fixed a lot of bugs and added a few features as well.

Hi Mohammed

Yes I found it. We are really hoping that free version will be checked and be marked as compatible for DC edition.

Also I am trying to figure out what are the differences between the free Atlassian and Mohamicorp one.

Regards,

Areg

@Ross No problem. And you're correct that our plugin is a fork of the one Atlassian developed.

@Areg The one me and Ross are talking about is here:
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.mohamicorp.html.source.editor.for.confluence/server/overview

@Mohammed - Ah, I see it now; must have had 'Cloud' selected by accident. Thanks and sorry for the confusion.

@Areg - That one is separate. If I understand correctly 'Confluence Source Editor' was the original which I think was developed by Confluence and 'Source Editor for Confluence' is either a fork or a separate effort that does similar and was developed by Mohamicorp. Dinesh/Mohammed are referring only to the new one ('Source Editor for Confluence'). The original still does not have either flag currently.

I just checked the Marketplace and attached screnshot.

It does not have DC tag - so someone need to really check if this got released !!!

Ross, it does have the Data Center tag. Make sure you're looking at the server version of the add-on, since cloud doesn't have the Data Center option.

That looks awesome, thank you! Since you mention in your comment above that it has full Data Center compatibility... would it be possible to get plugin page updated to have the "data center" tag? My admin refuses to install anything that doesn't have both "supported" and "data center" tags/buttons.

Our team at Mohamicorp revamped the source editor while using it internally, and we're making it public as Source Editor for Confluence. It's officially supported by our team and it has full Data Center compatibility.

I can't believe that this still isn't supported. Atlassian, please make this a priority. I work at a large company with several hundred developers and we can only use plugins that are marked as "supported" and "data center".

There are quite a few folks on my team alone that are a bit outraged that this isn't in that list (or rather that this isn't something that can be done out of the box). I have to be honest that between this and the issues I had with Source Tree (which also had unresolved/unresponded to Jira tickets on your site that were several years old), I'm not very inclined at this point to give you guys a favorable review when I go back over the product suite with management.

Just want y'all to know that "several" is probably an understatement. This is a hugely popular plugin that most people are shocked isn't part of the core product directly. Please take a look!