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Azure DevOps Server 2019
The @mention control allows you to quickly add a user to a work item or pull request discussion. Using the people picker within the @mention control, you can select a project member from the search list. The mentioned user receives an email notification about your comment.
For organizations that manage their users using Active Directory, people pickers support searching all users within the Active Directory, not just those users added to your project.
Use the @mention control to start or continue a discussion in the following areas:
- Work item discussions
- Pull request discussions
- Commit comments
- Changeset or shelveset comments
Note
For on-premises Azure DevOps Server, configure an SMTP server for team members to see the Notifications option from their organization or user profile menu and to receive notifications.
Prerequisites
Category | Requirements |
---|---|
Project access | Project member. |
Identity search selection
- Enter @ in a code comment in a pull request to trigger the @mention people picker.
- View the list of users you recently mentioned.
- Search the directory by selecting a name from the list or entering the name of the user you're looking for.
Note
Don't copy and paste @mention users from a previous comment. Although the formatting may look identical to a properly entered mention, it doesn't register as a true mention and doesn't send an email notification.
Upon completion of your selection and text entry, your @mention user receives an email alerting them about the mention.
Use the @mention control in pull request discussions, commit comments, changeset comments, and shelveset comments.
Tip
Since there's no direct @CreatedBy
macro, you can use the @Me
macro in combination with the "Created By" field to filter work items created by you. For example, to tag the creator of items with blank descriptions, you can run a query to identify such items and then manually tag the creators in the comments section of each work item, asking them to update the description.