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'Watch issue' option

Darko Andrijasevic

Does the 'Watch issue' option trigger the same notifications as it did for the ticket reporter?

Given: Someone created an issue and I want to be updated on the ticket changes, if I select 'Watch issue' will I receive all changes on the ticket as the ticket reporter receives?

Accepted answers

Dave Mathijs

Hi @Darko Andrijasevic

Check your associated notifications scheme for the recipients of your events.

If Reporter and All Watchers are listed for the same Event, then yes.

John Funk

Hi Darko,

Probably, but you need to check the Notifications Scheme to see when the Watcher gets notified for that project. But typically the Watchers get notified more often than the Reporter does.

Alex Koxaras -Relational-

Hi @Darko Andrijasevic

This depends on the notification scheme. If the watchers are included on the issue updated event, then yes. By default, watchers are included on most of the events:

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All comments

Dave Mathijs

Hi @Darko Andrijasevic

Check your associated notifications scheme for the recipients of your events.

If Reporter and All Watchers are listed for the same Event, then yes.

John Funk

Hi Darko,

Probably, but you need to check the Notifications Scheme to see when the Watcher gets notified for that project. But typically the Watchers get notified more often than the Reporter does.

Alex Koxaras -Relational-

Hi @Darko Andrijasevic

This depends on the notification scheme. If the watchers are included on the issue updated event, then yes. By default, watchers are included on most of the events: