How to customize Email From in outgoing emails
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SINCE VERSION 5.3
The From attribute of emails are normally composed of two values:
The email address of the sender
The name of the sender
For example, when you see that the sender of an email is John Doe <john.doe@example.com>
, John Doe
is the name of the sender, while <john.doe@example.com>
is the sender's email address.
Jira Email This Issue (JETI) allows you to configure the From name in emails in Contexts. See more . The attribute is called Sender Name Pattern. It is a Velocity Markup field that generates a label to be used as the From name.
For example:
To use the project name with the word Hotline
, configure this pattern: $!issue.projectObject.name Hotline
To use the value of a custom field, configure this pattern: $!jetiFieldRenderer.renderCustomField($issue, 'customfield_10000')
If you do not specify any values, JETI will fall back to Jira's Email From setting in General Configuration. Read more .
If the Email This Issue application uses Jira's SMTP connection to send the outgoing email, then the project email address from the Jira settings will be set as the Email From address as a default. Read more .
If you are using an Outgoing Connection configured in the Email This Issue app, then the From address will be the email address of the outgoing connection.
There are several options in the app that override both these defaults, in the following order:
The Send mail with me as sender option (configured in manual email, notification, or post function settings) will override the default and context settings to the email address of the user initiating the email sending.
The Override from address option in the Notification settings will override the sender email set as default and in the context. The email address specified here gets applied even if the Notification also has the Send mail with me as a sender option enabled.
A different From Email Address specified in an applicable Context will override the default settings. Read more .