Use Case:
Need to send email notifications to multiple non-jira users(will use distribution list) when the status is changed on the Issue Type.
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Yes, you can send the summary by referencing it in the content.
Here is the summary of the issue: {{issue.summary}}
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Thanks.can you send me the links where can i find the code snippets to get the information from the issue into email template.Say Suppose if the issue status is changed I need to give it in the Subject Header of the Email Template,then what would be the code snippet.
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They are called smart values and here is the list of them
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/smart-values-general/
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I need details of the Change Request Approver,Implementer and name of the project while sending email.The schedule time and release in date and time format.
I am not finding the snippets.Can you help me this?
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Hope it works. If it does, could you flag this answer as accepted please?
{{issues.created.setTimeZone("America/New_York")}}
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