Simple use case. We have an automation user. We do not want the user to send any emails!
If we give the user a dummy email address. Will this stop the user from sending any emails?
If so I assume it will clutter the logs?
will the following work:
Then would that not mean that the user, as long as no one adds him as a watcher, will not generate or receive any emails unless directly mentioned?
To clarify, the user doesn't send emails. JIRA sends emails based on what happens to the issue regardless of what user performed the action. If you mean don't send emails when the automation user takes an action, no you can't control that without modifying the base code.
Yes, that is kind of what I thought. Based on the notification scheme applied to the project.
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Although there does sem to be this feature provided with the REST interface.
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