Notify on my actions use case

Patrick_Vanhoof
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March 30, 2014

Hi,

I wonder what the use case is for the option 'Notify on my actions'. Is it really just to get notifications of changes I make myself? Or is there another useful goal behind it?

In the documentation is mentioned "This affects all subscriptions set": what does this mean?

Thanks,

Patrick

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John Price
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March 30, 2014

Patrick -

I've only ever checked this box when I was testing notifications as an administrator. It's very helpful in that scenario. I can't think of another reason to have it on. I'm not sure about "Affects all subscriptions" - filter subscriptions are just scheduled emails that send you a list of tickets that match a filter on a regular schedule.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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March 30, 2014

The use case is actually "I do not want Jira to send me an email to confirm that I've just made a change that I know perfetly well I just made because I was the one doing the clicking".

The flag is there to allow you to opt in to these notifications.

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