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Hello, I have an automated rule that posts a text to a MS Teams channel we have in the team for jira notifications.
In this text I want to tag the user that triggered the rule. For this I'm using the following text in the custom data area of the 'Send web request':
{"text": "The issue has been marked as Done but the fix version is empty. Please [~accountId:{{initiator.accountId}}] review it. Thanks!"}
But for some reason that doesn't come as expected and I get this posted into the MS Teams channel:
Hi,
Maybe not [~accountId:JIRAUSER44655] but : @{{initiator.displayName}}
Best Regards
Hello @Morgan DUBUISSON,
Thanks for your response. I also tried that and it doesn't tag the user either, instead I get this:
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Hi again,
I'm afraid that doesn't work either:
As you can see above the @<email_address> doesn't get turned into a user tag.
Kind regards,
Ana
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I just looked,
I couldn't find any information to do it natively.
I see if it is not possible to do it by another way
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