What is not available
Every product has a shape people expect it to have, and this is where this one differs from that shape. Nothing here is coming in a particular release; it is simply not offered today.
The page exists so you can plan around it rather than spending an afternoon looking for a switch.
#Not available
Reminders. Capable Calendar does not send reminders.
Repeating events. There are no repeating or recurring events in the product.
Calendar and Clock in Jira. There is no Calendar page in Jira and no Clock gadget for Jira dashboards.
Export from the Calendar macro's compact menu. Export → iCal and Export → CSV appear in the macro's compact overflow menu but do nothing when clicked. The same options on the full Calendar page do work, so use those instead.
PDF and Word export of the Calendar, Clock and Event macros. Exported documents show a warning panel in place of the macro.
Brand theming of the Calendar, Clock and Event macros. Org brand themes leave these macros as they are. That is deliberate, as they are not treated as a core themed surface.
Some macro parameters. The Calendar macro's "Display" parameter and its "Options" (participant avatars) parameter, and the Clock macro's "Display" parameter.
A Calendar tab in space settings. The only space-level control is the standard Auto, Always or Never visibility setting that every capability has.
An "all user events" or "show only my events" setting. You will not find it on saved calendars, and there is no control for it anywhere.
Scheduled clean-up of orphaned calendars. This has not been built or released.
None of this is a bug to report. If one of them blocks you, tell us: customer demand is what moves them.
#A few things worth knowing
If one of these is the reason you are evaluating the product, say so before you buy rather than after.
The list changes with each release, so check the release notes before assuming it still applies.
Where the app's own wording differs from this page, believe the app.
#Related
Better to know now than hunt for a switch.
