Placeholders

${recipient.displayname}

If the recipient is an email address and not a Jira user, then this will show the email address.

${recipient.emailaddress}

${created}

${updated}

${assignee}

${assignee.username}

Shows the Display Name of the issue Assignee.

${assignee.emailaddress}

${summary}

${key}

${issuetype}

${priority}

${project}

${status}

${resolution}

${reporter}

${reporter.username}

${reporter.emailaddress}

${components}

${labels}

${lastcomment.body}

${lastcomment.time}

${lastcomment.author}

${customfield_12345}

Embeds a custom field value into an email. We currently support Standard custom field types. We’re working on formally supporting all custom field types.

${event.type}

Only available during when an email is triggered by an issue event. An example value would be: updated an issue

${event.username}

Only available during when an email is triggered by an issue event.

${notification.name}

Shows the name of the Notification sending the email. This is helpful in understanding what is triggering an email to be sent to a user.

${notification.id}

Shows the ID of the Notification sending the email.

${notification.jql}

Shows the JQL of the Notification sending the email.

${notification.description}

Shows the Description of the Notification sending the email.

${baseurl}

Shows the Base URL for Jira. This is helpful in building links back to Jira.

${projectUrl}

Shows the URL to the project in Jira. Can only be used when adding links to fields.

${issueUrl}

Shows the URL to the Issue in Jira. Can only be used when adding links to fields.

${issuecount}

Shows the total number of issues in the email.