I'm trying to mention or tag a user within a comment via an automation rule. We're using Jira Data Centre and I have scoured other's posted questions, and while there are a lot of suggestions, none seem to work for me.
Is there any one that has had experience with mentioning a user within an automation rule within Jira Data Center?
For DC, this should work:
[~{{issue.assignee.name}}]
Change "assignee" to the relevant field (eg. reporter, etc).
Ste
Thanks for the reply Stephen,
What if the user that I need to mention is not the assignee or the reporter? I actually need to mention two people who handle a certain part of a workflow and as a result, they aren't tied to the issue at all and this our way of letting them know that the issue is ready for them to do what they need to do.
So is there a way to mention someone in a comment directly as opposed to having to refer to a specific issue field?
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How are you identifying them? Is it just via their static username?
If it's username, this should work:
[~UserName]
Ste
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Yup....this worked. Not sure how I missed this given that it was one of the first ones I tried. In any case...I really appreciate it!
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in 2024 no such thing as username, only email and full name
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For Jira Cloud by this format: [~accountId:{{creator.accountId}}]
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