Any way to tweak Jira notifications? Especially for a manager they are bad...

Amir Colnect

There's an inherent problem with managing notifications on Jira projects. As a manager, it's enough for me to know there are notifications on an issue and once I review it and attend to it, I should have a way to mark that the issue isn't of further interest to me. But:
1/ In the notification popup on site I would still see previous (sometimes A LOT) notifications about the issue which I've just attended to and have to mark each one separately as read.
2/ In emails, it would make sense for me to NOT get further emails about an issue while I haven't reviewed it. This should be optional. Many message boards/forums do that when they send you one email about an update to a topic you're following but now dozens as more people keep responding.

Is this at all possible on Jira?

UPDATE: seems not

Jack Brickey

The notifications you receive are influenced by many factors. First and most importantly they are managed by the notification scheme. There are various events that occur such as issue created issue commented issue transition and so forth that can be set to issue notifications to various individuals groups or roles. Secondly it will depend on the role you play on an issue. For example you might be a reporter or you might be a watcher or you might be an assignee. So now hell you a dress the notifications you receive will depend on those many factors. For example let’s say that you are not the reporter or the assignee but simply a watcher. In that case will you become an interested with further updates then you can simply stop watching the issue. However if you are the reporter then that will be entirely controlled by the notification scheme and you’ll need to look at that notification scheme to understand when you will receive notifications and consider making changes to reduce or eliminate notifications.