Each user (with and without administrator permissions) can change the default global settings of Email Notifications Digest plug-in to be applied to his account only.
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→ The system will navigate you to Email Notifications Digest - Personal Configuration page:
Personal Configuration Settings
Enable Digest Email
Each user can decide is he/she wants to get a notification digest when any changes were made in JIRA.
No digest will be sent if there are no updates.
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If notification digest is enabled for a user butno hours are selected in a week to receive digest, the issue changes will not be collected and no digest will be sent to user's email address. |
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Include my changes in Digest
In case when notifications are switched off in JIRA, user can enable or disable getting notifications about his/her changes in JND.
Include these issue events in digest
User can configure which issue events he/she should be notified about (included in a digest). E.g., user does not want to get notifications in a digest when someone logs work or edits a comment etc.
Each user can specify which events in Jira issue to be recorded in a digest, By default, all check boxed are enabled (user gets all notifications):
- Issue Created
- Issue Assigned
- Issue Updated
- Issue Moved
- Issue Status Changed
- Issue Commented
- Issue Comment Edited
- Issue Comment Deleted
- Work Logged On Issue
- Worklog Modifications
- Issue Estimate Changed
- Issue Deleted
Someone assigned an issue to me
In case when user wants to get the notifcations only when the issue is assigned to him/her, he/she should check 'Someone assigned an issue to me' checkbox.
Someone mentioned me in a comment
When checked, user who is not a project lead and not a watcher of an issue, and gets tagged in a comment by someone, should get a notification.
For Maximum number of updates in Digest and Email Digest Schedule settings see Global Digest Configuration
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