As a designer I work across different company products that use Jira (v8.20.8) it's really hard to see everything I need centralized in one place with due dates. Jira Work Management looks like exactly what I need, but it appears there is no integration with Jira. (For example, I can't link to jira tickets, have them appear in my to-do's, etc). I don't want to have to re-create projects and tasks in another place - I already have to do that when using things like Asana or Clickup. Is there a workaround for this?
Normally, notifications are being sent based on events that get fired in a post function, which will only occur when a workflow transition takes place. Since adding a value to a (custom)field without performing a workflow transition will not fire an event, there is also no possibility to send out a notification based on this. There is however an event "Issue Updated" which will send out notifications based on issue updates/edits without a transaction taking place. If you assign the appropriate entities to this notification event, they will get notifications when an issue gets edited/updated
Mmm OK think I am missing something here. First, thanks for the reply.
OK I go into the add notification.. select issue update... select Group custom field and set that to the field of interest... but how does that connect to the person or group I wish to be notified?
Appologies if I am being a thicket here
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Hi Nick
I am afraid that currently this is actually not possible to be done in the original functionality of JIRA. What Mick was trying to said that, notification are being sent out based on the event from the post function itself. In JIRA, only workflow transition create post-function.
However, this has been discuss before : https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/67193/send-e-mail-notification-after-editing-a-specific-custom-field-in-issue-edit-screen
It will require development modification in order to achieve this configuration.
Hope it helps !
Cheers :)
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