Recently, we discovered that while creating a jira task we cannot @ a teammate in the description. We have to wait until the jira task has been created, and then go back in and @ them.
Is this a permission thing or is it simply not possible to do this?
Welcome to the community, @Jeanine Mahle 👋
In order to @
mention other users on Jira issues, you must have the Browse users and groups Global Permission. If you do not have this permission, when you type @
a list of users will not appear.
To check or fix this, access and edit your site's Global Permissions:
Choose > System.
Click Global Permissions.
If that's not it, then I wonder if this is a Team-Managed vs. Company-Managed project conflict within your configuration 🤔
Hope this helps,
-dave
Hi @Jeanine Mahle -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
I just tried that from the issue create view, from the toolbar Create button, and it worked for me.
From where in the Jira UI are you creating the issue?
When you try mentioning, what do you observe happening?
Kind regards,
Bill
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And I should have said this, too. Like @Bill Sheboy I cannot reproduce this issue.
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