Atlassian Corporation Pty Ltd.

Noam Bar-On

Shuai Li

Jerry Cheng

Kapil Sukhyani

Shilpa Modi

Bharath Booshan

Jonathan Zazove

Markus Te Grotenhuis

Techniques are presented herein for digital task management using an intermediary single-account issue inbox system. The techniques include receiving an email message related to a task, creating a task item related to the email message and assigning an initial digital state to the task item, adding the task item to a list of task items stored in the shared issue tracking system causing display of the list of task items that are associated with one digital state value, and enabling users to input state-change information, and in response to those requests, changing those states in the issue ticket system.

Digital task management using an intermediary single-account issue inbox system

Techniques herein include receiving, at a scripting language component, a request to execute one or more scripting language commands, and sending the commands from the scripting language component to a native execution component for determination, based at least in part on a security policy, whether to execute the one or more scripting language commands as corresponding native commands outside the scripting language component. In response to determining to execute the commands, the commands are translated into one or more native commands and are executed. In some embodiments, the scripting language component determines, based on a security policy, whether commands are permissible, and only if they are, forwards the commands to the native execution component for translation and execution.

Native execution bridge for sandboxed scripting languages

Techniques herein include receiving, at a scripting language component of a native execution bridge, a request to execute one or more scripting language commands, and sending the commands from the scripting language component to a native execution component of the native execution bridge for determination, based at least in part on a security policy, whether to execute the one or more scripting language commands as corresponding native commands outside the scripting language component. In response to determining to execute the commands, the commands are translated into one or more natively executable commands and are executed. In some embodiments, the scripting language component determines, based on a security policy, whether commands are permissible, and only if they are, forwarding those commands to the native execution component for translation and execution.

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Noam Bar-On