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Bumpr stickr ohhhh yeahh fixx mix8/2/2023 ![]() ![]() If you actually have time to read this email can you answer a question.We need a bigger list of signs, would you recommend me going through the lessons or are you working on a "more signs" page of maybe 100 to 200 of the most commonly used signs?. " and pull up the bookmark of your web page. We constantly go through the "What's the sign for. ![]() We have a vocabulary of 124 signs (most of what are on the 100 signs page). "Don't notify me of change I make" ).I have a perfectly healthy 2 year old that refuses to talk. Surely this should be able to turned of at least under my profile settings. ![]() ![]() Jira still sends emails to me when I have made the change.Thie more redundant emails jira sends the less likely people will read all of them. It is a real pain when you make 3 quick changes to a jia issue and this generates 3 emails. This would reduce the volume of email notification. To notifcation service should combine all updates for a single issue made by the same jira user into one email. Then every period the outstanding notifcations are proccessed and sent. Have the ability to configure the notifcation period (eg.I would like to suggest the following imoprovments to the email notification: Manage your push notifications on Jira iOS app.Snooze and schedule push notifications on Jira Android app.In the meantime, here are some resources about notification configuration that Jira currently offers: While we don’t have a specific timeline for the delivery, we will update the status here when we have additional details. Building greater user configuration, giving you more control over how and when you receive notifications.Bringing email and push notifications together onto the same platform.Enabling notification batching for custom domains and custom ‘from email’.Particularly if you are met with the batching limitations above.īut we want to let you know we’re working on it. We know that, for some customer instances, this 30% reduction in email notifications and the notifications configuration still aren’t enough to reduce the noise in your inbox adequately. Added ability for users to configure the notifications they want to receive from Jira (issues where they are the watcher, reporter, or if you are assigned or mentioned).Jira settings to turn off all notifications and making this link easily discoverable by adding it as a link from the email footer.Read more about batching and timeframe here. Batching timeframe: You might wait between 3-10 minutes for the issue update email to arrive, with the exception of Mentions and Issue Assigned which they will be sent immediately.Batching limitation: Currently, batching isn’t available for instances where custom domains and custom ‘from email’ are used.We have read your comments and concerns I’ll try to address them all here: Since this feature was shipped, email notifications from Jira have been reduced by 30%. This reduces the number of emails you receive from a single Jira issue. Batching of notifications means notifications from the same issue that are generated within a certain timeframe are grouped together and delivered in a single email. The first is ‘batching' (email grouping). I would like to start by sharing a few improvements we’ve shipped since the last update. We wanted to let you know that we’re still working on improvements to notifications, to reduce the overall noise you receive. We are aware that this ticket hasn’t been updated for a very long time. The fix for 'custom from name' is in progress and we will provide you with an update when it is rolling out. This means when there are several updates for the same recipient and issue, they will be grouped into one email. We're pleased to let you know that Jira instances using custom email addresses to send notifications will now have batching supported. This is Eric from the Jira Notifications team. ![]()
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