Duplicated: #2477
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Duplicated: #3035, i meant.
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I think this issue is not a duplicate of #3035.
So the status should be reverted to "New".
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+1 how do you send email reminders to watchers?
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+1 I also expect this function to be implemented.
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I have created a patch to implement this feature.

This patch introduces new option 'recipients', which specifies recipient types ('assignee' or 'watcher'), to the rake task 'redmine:send_reminders'.

*Examples:*

*@rake redmine:send_reminders@*
*@rake redmine:send_reminders recipients=assignee@*
Send reminders to assignees. same behavior with the current implementation.

*@rake redmine:send_reminders recipients=assignee,watcher@*
Send reminders to assignees and wathcers.

*@rake redmine:send_reminders recipients=watcher@*
Send reminders to watchers.
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Let's deliver this feature in 3.4.0.
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The text in the reminder email is "X issue(s) that are +assigned to you+ are due in the next N days". That doesn't work for watchers. We should adapt this message for watchers and maybe group issues by assignee.

Could we discuss about how the email should look like? That could be:

<pre>
X issue(s) that you are watching are due in the next N days:

* X issues assigned to A:
* issue nn
* ...

* X issues assigned to B:
* issue nn
* ...

* X issues assigned to nobody:
* issue nn
</pre>
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Thanks for taking a look at the patch.

Jean-Philippe Lang wrote:
> The text in the reminder email is "X issue(s) that are +assigned to you+ are due in the next N days". That doesn't work for watchers. We should adapt this message for watchers and maybe group issues by assignee.

I think that more simpler solution is good enough. What do you think?

@recipients=assignee@:
<pre>
X issue(s) that you are involved are due in the next N days:

[Assigned to you]
* issue nn
* ...

[Assigned to your group]
* issue nn
* ...

</pre>

@recipients=assignee,watcher@:
<pre>
X issue(s) that you are involved are due in the next N days:

[Assigned to you]
* issue nn
* ...

[Assigned to your group]
* issue nn
* ...

[Watched by you]
* issue nn
* ...

</pre>
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+1 Anything new?
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Hi,

I'm also very keen on this feature. I've used the standard rake command on my task scheduler which works perfectly but I'd like to notify the Watchers as well. Looked around a lot and installed some old plugins which don't work with my 4.1.1 version.
This thread has been dead for a while but hopefully someone can give me an update.
I also tried: @bundle exec rake redmine:send_reminders recipients=assignee,watcher days=3 RAILS_ENV="production"@
It still works but it still only emails assignees.

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relates,New,3035,Reminder at start-date
blocks,New,25049,Issues which are assigned to group are not listed in reminders if 'users' parameter is specified