I found the following documentation regarding allowlists in Jira Service Management:https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-management-cloud/docs/manage-your-allowlist/
Currently, allowlists only support exact domain matching. For example, adding example.com will match anyuser@example.com. However, it won’t match anyuser@example.com.au or anyuser@mail.example.com.
The allowlist does not currently support individual email addresses, wildcards, or pattern matching.
I would like to ask:
Is there an existing feature request or plan to support subdomains automatically when a parent domain (e.g. <span>example.com</span>) is added to the allowlist?
<span>example.com</span>
If so, is there any publicly available timeline or roadmap for when this functionality might be implemented?
If not, are there any recommended workarounds or best practices to achieve similar behavior with the current feature set?
Hi @David Losonczi
On point 1 and 2, no there are no action on this or any future actions tom implement this.
on point 3, add all required domains, there is no other option.
Hi @David Losonczi ,
No specific feature request for auto-subdomain support, but check this related open issue for wildcard ideas: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSDCLOUD-973—add your vote or details to push it!
No public timeline yet; last update was 2021. For now, manually add each subdomain as a workaround, or use automations to monitor rejects.
Can you give me an example of this automation?Do you know any addon which would enable this feature?
There are no add0ons for this, as this an integral function that is inside Atlassian.
As mentioned by @Oleksii Melnyk _MOY Apps_ and my adding them one by one is the only option.
Check this community article; Announcement-Get-notified-when-email-requests-fail
Or this article on a work around with automation; An-unofficial-way-to-monitor-a-JSM-mail-handler-for-errors
@David Losonczi pls check @Marc -Devoteam- comment with links there
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