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automatically assign a new issue to me

Ken Jacobs
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March 4, 2018

I am a one man team :) and so would every issue to automatically be assigned to me instead of Unassigned. Can it be done?

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Ignacio Pulgar
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March 5, 2018

You may set the Default Assignee to Project Lead, ensuring you are the Project Lead.

You can do so differently depending on the UI your are currently using:

  • New Jira experience (Cloud): Project Settings >Details
  • Previous UI or Server: Project Settings > Users and Roles > Set Project defaults (or something like that; it is a link on the top-right corner)
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KellyW
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March 4, 2018

Hi Ken,

 

There're 2 approaches to achieve this use case:

  1. JIRA Administration >> System >> Allow unassigned issues:
    When turned ON, the default assignee for the project is Unassigned. When turned OFF, issues must always be assigned to someone - by default, the assignee will be the Project Lead as defined for each project. Default: ON
  2. Define default assignee for a component -- Managing components

 

Regards,

Kelly

Ken Jacobs
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March 5, 2018

Thanks!

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Anatoly Spektor
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December 4, 2019

I have recorded a video that shows to do Auto Assign, in case someone enjoys video format: https://youtu.be/9hWJYfPHO84

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Tomáš Vlach
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March 5, 2018

Hello Ken,

 

it can also be done using post function on the "Create Issue" transition added to your active workflow.

JIRA Administration >> Issues >> Workflows:

Edit your active workflow, click on "Create Issue" transition and add "Update Issue Field" post function, select Issue field "Assignee" and fill your username.

From now on should every newly created issue automatically be assigned to the username you put in that postfunction.

Ken Jacobs
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March 5, 2018

Thanks!

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Ken Jacobs
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March 5, 2018

Thanks Ignacio! The website would not allow me to reply to you "your message not accepted".

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