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Users have been requesting email digests as the traffic is too intense... I played with notification schemes etc..., but still: somebody might want to know everything that occurred, but only in one shot!
I put this feature request as major, because it has been a vehement request from users, which does render JIRA less appealing than it might be.
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[JRASERVER-4185] digest email
Péter Petrovics
added a comment - Your short term workaround is not perfectly what a digest option would give.
If we set up a mailing list then the developers will not get enough attention for a particular event. Possible solution would be to set up a mailing list for every user/group but this is a pain. Probably there is some open source solution for this requirement.
I think a well custimizable digest (on user preferences level, group level or project level ?) would be nice.
Probably a partial workaround is to create a filter and subscribe for it.
Péter Petrovics
added a comment - Your short term workaround is not perfectly what a digest option would give.
If we set up a mailing list then the developers will not get enough attention for a particular event. Possible solution would be to set up a mailing list for every user/group but this is a pain. Probably there is some open source solution for this requirement.
I think a well custimizable digest (on user preferences level, group level or project level ?) would be nice.
Probably a partial workaround is to create a filter and subscribe for it. 
Jeff Turner
added a comment - Thanks for raising the issue.
In the short term, you might want to consider setting up a mailing list outside JIRA, subscribing users to this list, and sending JIRA notifications to the list instead of directly to users. Most mailing-list systems have a digest option. You could also then set up IMAP access to the folder (we did this at Atlassian, and found it very beneficial).
Jeff Turner
added a comment - Thanks for raising the issue.
In the short term, you might want to consider setting up a mailing list outside JIRA, subscribing users to this list, and sending JIRA notifications to the list instead of directly to users. Most mailing-list systems have a digest option. You could also then set up IMAP access to the folder (we did this at Atlassian, and found it very beneficial). 
There is a duplicate, see my comments there.