Track users interaction while viewing an issue

[David Cannon]

Hello,

I recently had an issue change who it was assigned to.  The history log within the issue shows the user changed the issue to themselves.  The user vehemetly declares that they did no such thing.  Is there a log file created on the server that records where a users was logged in from and what changes they made?

[Ignacio Pulgar · Accepted solution]

You may check the access log.

Maybe:

• The user accidentally clicked the 'Assign to me' link.
• An automation rule (service desk) was fired to set the current user as the assignee when certain conditions are met.
• A workflow post-function was fired by the user by transitioning the issue, indirectly assigning the issue to the current user.

[Jack Brickey]

many (all?) default workflows have a post function to set the issue to the "current assignee" upon many of the transitions. You need to remove this post function if you do not want the behavior.

[David Cannon]

I'll check that out!  Thanks!

[Boris Berenberg - Atlas Authority]

keyboard shortcuts are another thing that trips people up sometimes

[David Cannon]

I can't find any of those things mentioned turned on so I am guessing the user hadn't had a cup of coffee yet and accidentally clicked "Assign to me".  Thanks for the suggestions though!