We have a requirement from our client to send responses from service desk back to their system without including ${issue.key}. So email subject would remain unchanged.
Example:
* Client sends email and it creates service desk issue SD-01 with the subject TEST
* We respond back to Customer
* Client gets email from use with a subject: SD-01 TEST
What client needs is for this reply to be just TEST (no SD-01)
It looks like it is not possible to remove it from Subject - as we tried and it said it is a required field (which really makes sense - how else Jira Service Desk would track the issue).
Maybe there is another way of achieving what we need?
Thanks!
Andrew
We have the same issue. Sending replies from our Jira Service Management to a customer who is using another ticketing system will create a duplicate ticket for them.
Hello,
I have exactly the same need.
Did you find a solution to remove ${issue.key}. from the subject of the JIRA notification ?
Thanks a lot for your help.
Regards
Vincent
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we have the same requirement. Not sure if anyone from Jira support looked into this? or a possible solution?
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Hello! You could accomplish this by heading into your service desk configurations. Once there, select "Project Settings">"Customer Notifications"->"Edit Templates". There you can remove the "${issue Key} and this will remove it from your email subject.
Thanks,
Kian
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Thanks Kian. That is actually the required filed - we tried that before and it did not allows us to save.
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