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Custom event on setting a flag

Nikita Sinko

Hi all.

I use issue flagging as a way to mark issues as "ready for pulling" on my kanban board. And I need to send custom notification to users who can pull marked issues to the next stage when flag is sat on.

Do you know a way to do this? For better understanding:

As user with code reviewer role and a holder of "code review column" I need to receive a notification about new flagged issues in previous column with goal to be informed about issues I can pull and code review.

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Jack Brickey

To the best of my knowledge flagging will not create a notification. Flagged issues will highlight on the board which is nice. You can also create a JQL filter and subscription that might meet your notification needs. Such as...

project = abc and flagged = impediment and status = xxxx

run it every hour and send out to the team. of course this will include all previously flagged issues vs. "newly" flagged issues

Rhonda Lee

Hi Nikita, I don't know how to do the notifications for issue flagging. However, I've set up a different way of identifying issues that are "ready for pulling" by creating a step/status called 'Ready for Selection'. Filters can be easily set up on the Status field so your scrum teams know which issues to pull into their sprint. You can also choose to add this as column to your board or not.

Nikita Sinko

Thanks! It could be a usable for me I think.

Could you explain a way a little bit detailed? I mean a way to create a subscription based on JQL filter.

Nikita Sinko

Hi Rhonda!

Thank you. Sure it could be used so but actually I think it is not so usable as my way. Too many statuses, to many columns OR not so obviously on board.

But! It is a way.

Rhonda Lee

I agree. Too many statuses can be difficult to manage easily. I hope you find a way that works for you

Jack Brickey

when you create and save a filter you can then setup a subscription for that filter to run and email the results to a group. After saving the filter click on Details link and you will see this. Here is some documentation that discusses this further but pretty self-explanatory.

Jack Brickey

you could also consider an addon e.g. Automation for Jira or other in conjunction w/ a custom field to send notifications.

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