Hello All,
We are facing a duplicate email notification issue for which any help ideas will be greatly appreciated. So we have a Google group, which is used to broadcast a mail to a set of folks. Now we want to capture this discussion in a Jira tkt and allow multiple ways to participate in the discussion. For this we have added this group email to the watcher of the Jira tkt and also we have added Jira's mail as a member of the group. Now following scenarios are possible and we want all these to work
We do need #3 also to work. One solution I can think is, if somehow we can suppress the comment notification event when the comment comes from the group mail then we can cut the loop. Is there anyway to conditionally suppress comment notification?
Or, does anyone have an alternative solution?
Thanks.
You may want to look at "JEMH" Jira Enterprise Mail Handler
It has components that can replace both the inbound mail handling and the outbound notifications.
In the outbound, there is a way to suppress the notification in certain cases. The key is being able to add some sort of metadata to the comment when it is created that can be picked up by the notification side to determine when to suppress notifications. Not sure how to do this personally. Its something we run into on occasional as well. But if you want to dig into it, it could probably do the task.
note for item 2, just remove Reporter and assignee from the comment notification. And tell users not to add themselves as watchers. (or even better, Dont add watchers to the comment notification, but instead explicitly list just he group.
Also 1 and 2 should be the same. There should be no different between a comment added via the gui and one added vial email. They both trigger the same event.
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