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Something seems to have gone very wrong today.
Also, last week, the emails changed behaviour from sending me mail when there was a new topic and on anything I was watching to just sending me mail on all posts on everything (replies and comments on questions I was not watching)
Thanks for the detailed report Nic. Unfortunately there are a few things going on:
Thanks for your patience as we get these sorted out.
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Thanks for the update Tyler, it sprung back into life on three points at about 14:30 BST. I was still finding the spam trap a little over-enthusiastic about double quotes for a couple of hours afterwards, but that's gone back now.
But the emails seemed to have stopped again. I'll go update the issue instead of rambling here!
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The latency issues have appeared again unfortunately. We will post updates once it has been resolved.
Thanks for sending us your feedback :)
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I don't expect this sample to be a lot of help, but yes, the double-quote = spam problem surfaced again (not while there were latency issues as far as I could tell). I snapshotted one that was a great example - with quotes, it was rejected three times. Without them around "events", it sailed through.
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That is broadly correct. A listener picks up "events", and the events in Jira (which are triggered by activity of varying sorts) contain a pile of information about what triggered it. They're independent of each other, so any given execution of a listener is based entirely on the data in its own event.
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Thank you.. I'm going to look at the logs for that specific issue. There was another minor latency issue that happened again today at Oct 11, 18:58 UTC and was resolved at Oct 11, 21:03 UTC. Regardless, will look into your issue ASAP.
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