I have members complaining they get tons of emails when I complete and start a sprint.
I'd like to disable this email notification in one project. How can I do that?
I also want to disable email notification for moving around the sprints, ie moving from backlog to a sprint.
Please advise.
Thanks,
Check the notification scheme. That, along with the events that fire during transitions control when notifications are sent and to who. You may need to have a different notification scheme for that project.
Thanks, @Joe Pitt.
Would you care to share more detail on which item in the notification scheme we should look into?
Thank you so much for your help!
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please explain how to disable the notification email for every change
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Pease explain how to enable the notification email for every change. I want to get an email when sprint is started/stopped. Cheers!
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When Sprint is changed, the Update Issue notification event is fired.
How can I prevent issue Sprint field change from sending notifications?
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The notification scheme sends emails when an event fires. There is an event in every post function of a transition. You can edit the post function and delete the event or change it to a custom event. You can also modify the notification scheme used on the project to not send emails for some events by removing all the roles/groups that are notified. Besides the post functions in transitions editing, commenting, or changing the assignee will trigger a notification. The scheme is applied to the whole project so you can't stop notifications these non-transition events for only one issue.
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