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How can an admin user automatically watch all issues ?

Ronen Mars
Ronen Mars
June 11, 2017

Can an admin user (not the owner) get notifications about every new issue, about every new comment in the issue tracker?

It described here, but there is no such eye icon at the user's admin panel.

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Maarten Cautreels
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June 11, 2017

Hi Rohen,

If the (public) issue tracker is enabled on your Bitbucket repo you should be able to receive a notification for all new issues created in the project:

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Not sure about the comments though.

Please do let us know if it works!

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Maarten

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Ronen Mars
Ronen Mars
June 14, 2017

In private issue tracker there is no such option?

If I change the tracker to a public anyone (even those who doesn't have access to my repository) would be able to see all issues?

 

Sincerely,

Ronen

 

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June 14, 2017

Hi Ronen,

My screenshot was taken from a private repository and thus a private issue tracker. The watch button is only at the homepage of the repository, not on the issues page. Maybe that's why you can't find it.

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Maarten

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Ronen Mars
Ronen Mars
June 14, 2017

The current user is defined as an admin and that is what he's seeing:

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