This will only impact you and the links you are sharing.Ģ. You will be prompted to log in again on the next link you send but you can dismiss that so it will stop reminding you. You can sign out of the Jira Cloud for Slack app by typing `/jira logout` this will unassociate your Jira account from your Slack account and the app will no longer be able to unfurl issues you link to. If you are seeing message previews (aka unfurls) attached to a message you send that includes a Jira link or issue key and you don't like this, you have a couple options:ġ. This will effect all users in the channel. So if you have an unwanted subscription you can delete it or just edit it to be less chatty. Each subscription will include a link to Jira where you can edit (change the issue actions that trigger notifications), mute, or delete the subscription. That will give you a list of all of the subscriptions in that channel. If you are seeing notifications from the Jira Cloud bot user being sent to a channel because of changes happening to Jira issues you can send a `/jira manage` message in that channel. Hey Krish I am not sure exactly which aspect of the integration you would like to silence so I am going to give some general advice on this one. I hope this resolves your problems, if not please contact support and we can help get you sorted. This will stop notifications to Slack and all other notifications will continue working as before. On this screen you can click the Delete button in the upper right corner or change the actions that trigger notifications if you just want to make things quieter. This will take you to a configuration screen in Jira.Click on the link for the project you want to stop notifications from.
You should now see a message that includes a list of Subscribed Jira projects.If you are prompted to login, please do so as you will need to be authorized to Jira to continue.In Slack, go to the channel where you are receiving the unwanted notifications.You being logged in to the Slack app just establishes a connection between your Slack and Jira accounts, if you have any subscriptions created those must be deleted explicitly they will continue working with or without you being logged in since these are based on events coming from Jira and could be for a channel where other people rely on them. Hey Stav and Max, I think there is some confusion around being logged in and our subscriptions which are what send notifications based on events in Jira.
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