Jira mobile app has performance and consistency bugs after recent updates
Following a recent update, the Jira mobile app shows performance degradation along with several specific defects: Quick Lock doesn't reliably engage, the work-types toolbar is missing in some workspaces, key IDs don't auto-link in text fields, paragraph spacing renders incorrectly, and board/space organization doesn't match the web app.
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