Other Workfront Classic features released to Production prior to the 2020.1 release

Workfront cookie behavior updated to maintain compatibility with Chrome

To maintain compatibility with an upcoming Google Chrome update (Chrome v80), we've updated the Workfront platform to ensure that cookies are appropriately sent with requests.

This Chrome update changes the default value of the SameSite cookie attribute. If you want to test how your Workfront instance will behave after the Google Chrome update, adjust the flags in Chrome and enable the following options:

• "SameSite by default cookies"
• "Cookies without SameSite must be secure"

Available in these environments:

• Workfront Classic
• The new Workfront experience

Preview release

• January 29, 2020

Production release:

• January 30, 2020

More menu in the Updates area

Use the More menu on an update to:

• Copy the body text of an update
• Copy the direct link to an update thread or a single update
• Delete an update

For more information, see Update work.

Available in these environments:

• Workfront Classic
• The new Workfront experience

Production release:

• January 8, 2020

New progress bar in the Updates area

The percent complete progress bar in the updates area has a new look. Click and drag to update the percent, or double-click to manually input the number.

For more information, see Update work.

Available in these environments:

• Workfront Classic
• The new Workfront experience

Production release:

• January 8, 2020

Workfront comments sync to Jira

The Workfront for Jira integration now syncs your Workfront comments to Jira's native comment stream.

Previously, you could sync comments from Jira to Workfront, but not from Workfront to Jira.

For more information, see Configure Adobe Workfront for Jira.

Available in these environments:

• Workfront Classic
• The new Workfront experience

Production release:

• December 20, 2019