Need some help with email notification in jira cloud . Whenever a issue is created a notification email is sent to the reporter by default. I want to send notifications to the reporter and other participants whenever there is a transistion of the issue.
Like when the status changes i would like to send a mail notification to particular person or a user group depending on the current status.
Any suggestions ?
Hi again, @Karthik Mohan,
set the email notification in the notification scheme of your project:
https://<username.atlassian.net>/plugins/servlet/project-config/<projectkey>/notifications
You can edit the notifications there or create a new notification scheme here: https://<username.atlassian.net>/secure/admin/ViewNotificationSchemes.jspa
and assign the new notification scheme to your project.
@Thomas Schlegel i tried the notification schemes but i am not receiving the notification. Only notification i get is for issue create.
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Which event do you fire in your workflow transition?
You can see that under "post functions" of the workflow.
Usually, there is a "Generic Event" fired. Change this to another event (e.g. issue updated) and add notifications in your notification scheme to that event.
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Actually, transitions fire difffernt events based on the transistion and i have added the respective notification i wanted. But still i am not receiving the notifications
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could you please post screenshots of a configuration?
Workflow and notification scheme?
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Are you changing the status by yourself? Then maybe your user preferences say, that you won't be notified by your own changes:
For testing purposes, I would change this to "Notify me".
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@Thomas Schlegel I tried what you said, but still i am not able to achieve what i Want.
Only current assignee and reporter are reeceiving the notification mail. I also configured a single user whom should also receive the same. But its not happening. Can you help me with this
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Maybe your mailserver has a problem sending mails to a certain group of people?
We have a mailserver that is not allowed to send mails to external email-adresses and one that is allowed to do that.
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