Closed prbourget closed 8 years ago
Figured it out. Use issueManager.addWatcherToIssue(w, issue); instead. It makes a separate REST call that updates the watchers table and doesn't touch the issue.
The watcher_user_ids doesn't do anything I can see.
Everything seems straightforward but it does not work for me.
If I look at issue 12555 there are no watchers. I can add this watcher through the UI.
Any ideas would be appreciated!
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_Note the watcher_userids entry
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