One of our user reports receiving notifications for issues that she isn't involved or wasn't involved at an earlier time. Not involved means in detail,
I'm having a hard time to figuring out why notifications are being sent to her.
Does anyone have a similar issue in the past? Or can help me to further narrow down this issue?
Thanks in advance.
Volker
Hello @Volker Jakob
I would check the notification scheme associated with the project, that the user gets notifications from.
Also, this resource mentions interesting point regarding the user email:
Hope it helps.
Hi @Pavol Gočal
the notification scheme has not been reviewed in detail yet, as there was just little customization, but I'll take this into account.
The mail address of the affected user is also the correct one.
Thanks.
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If I were you, I would verify whether this specific user is not involved in any Automation that sends the notifications to static list of users.
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Hi @Klaudia Schön_Deviniti_ good point and indeed initially overseen! Unfortunately, no automation rules are in place. Nevertheless, thanks 👍
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