Can I somehow prevent sending issue create/update email to specific users?
I have A users belonging to a Jira Users group. Then I have B users NOT belonging to it, but having access to projects. So group A can access jira and do whatever they like, group B is able to send emails into the system, but is not able to login.
Fine so far.
Strange is, that group A is getting nicely formatted HTML mails, group B is getting text-style emails. As there IS a difference already, can I somehow disable sending emails to group B fully? I would rather prefer that instead of sending the html emails, as the html emails would still contain links to jira. As they can not login, I would not like sending out the links anyway.
Thanks
Well in this case you can try the following untested code snippet:
#if($jiraUserUtils.getGroupNamesForUser($recipient.getName()).contains("JIRA-USERS-GROUP")) ## here comes the content with link #else ## here comes the content without link #end
you can restric to send mails by using Notification scheme, find the following document to configure notification scheme
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Creating+a+Notification+Scheme
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Thanks, I know about this page.
Maybe more clearly:
I want to send out notifications to all reporters, assignees etc..., but NOT if they do / do not belong to a group. I can only choose to send notifications to assignees, but not according to the above filtering.
Any chance?
Thanks!!
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At one of our customers we have prosposed for the very same problem the following solution in the template:
#if($recipient.getEmail().endsWith(”yourcompany.com”)) ## here comes the content with link #else ## here comes the content without link #end
assuming non-jira users can be separated upon the email domain.
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To send email out to group B without links you can edit freely the templates as it is described at https://developer.atlassian.com/display/JIRADEV/Adding+Custom+Fields+to+Email . E.g. drop out the links from the text templates and set group B getting text-style emails.
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This could actually work out!
How would it look like to check if a specific group is set or not? I am sadly not a java-guru to have a good idea.
#if ($issue.getCustomFieldValue("customfield_10000")) >$stringUtils.leftPad($issue.getCustomField("customfield_10000").name, $padSize): $issue.getCustomFieldValue("customfield_10000") #end
I should be sonething like:
#if ($issue.isMemberOfGroup("JiraUsers")) mail content for jira users
#else
mail content for non-jira users #end
How can I test against a group? Thanks a lot!! (We're getting closer, that could solve it, yeaa :-))
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