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Key highlights of the appIntroducing collaboration on issue comment level
Assign Comment
Just select particular user as assign for the comment where the question is raised. The list of available users is the same as for the parent issue assignee field.
Resolve Comment
Assigned user could communicate on the question in a way like reply on initial comment or make some changes on issue Description. As soon as question is answered the assigned user mark the initial comment as Resolved.
Search Unresolved Comments
JQL function "unresolvedCommentAssignee" helps to find out unresolved comments assigned to pointed users or group. Filter based on the function could be used in standard gadgets on dashboard for easy monitoring.
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More details
When you need to ask&track a simple question in comments for particular user but sub-tasks functionality is too much there is a solution with "Assignable Comments" add-on.
Solution is designed in KISS approach and provides a simple and user-friendly mechanisms to:
- assign some comment to particular user
- expect that user to monitor such assignments via simple JQL filter
- resolve assignment in terms of answering the questions in comments
- notify collaborators vis standard JIRA mechanisms of e-mail and Webhook
Solution is also compatible with well-known "Threaded Comments for Jira" add-on.
Resources
Download
Get the .jar file downloaded to your system
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Privacy and Security
Privacy policy
Atlassian's privacy policy is not applicable to the use of this app. Please refer to the privacy policy provided by this app's partner.
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This app is not part of the Marketplace Bug Bounty program.
Version information
We no longer offer sales and support for server apps. You can still explore the earlier versions but these may not offer the necessary support.