How do I receive only @mentions notifications in JIRA AGILE?

[Gayathri Chakraborty]

Our users get a lot of notifications from Jira. The ones that really matter are the comments in which they are mentioned. We want to create a notification scheme that just sends an email when a specific user is mentioned and removes all of the other notifications, particularly for system and project administrators. 

I did not see an EVENT for a "mention" so I cannot add a notification just for that. I only see a "comment" event.  Nor did I see a "role" of "mention.

As a project admin I completely ignore all jira notifications as I get too many of them and I routinely miss questions from my team that are directed to me.

Please help!

[Björn Zeutzheim]

Something that helped me is using a custom Stylesheet (with Stylus Chrome / Firefox extension) which can at least highlight mentions/comments in the notification feed.

It works directly in Jira as well as the Atlassian notification page:

---

/* ==UserStyle==

@Name           atlassian.com Notification Highlight

@namespace      github.com/openstyles/stylus

@version        1.0.0

@description    A new userstyle

@author         Me

==/UserStyle== */

@-moz-document domain("atlassian.com"), domain("atlassian.net") {

    a[data-testid="notification-item-main-action"] + * {

        position: relative;

    }

    a[data-testid="notification-item-main-action"][aria-label*="mentioned"] {

        background: rgba(255,0,0,0.24);

    }

    a[data-testid="notification-item-main-action"][aria-label*="commented"] {

        background: rgba(255,0,255,0.24);

    }

}
```

[fjordfox]

Is there a solution to this now?

[Ben Poulson]

I wish I had an answer to this. This is something that drives me crazy. The best workaround I've found is a combination of email filtering in outlook and setting up a JQL filter that I manually check once a day or so (if you add "comments ~ currentUser()" to a JQL query, it pulls up issues that mention you).