Currently, the official documentation does not include any method to retrieve (or assign) the individual linked to a comment in Google Docs. Is there a known technique or workaround that allows one to determine the name or email of the person associated with a comment?
In practical experience, identifying the individual who made or is assigned to a comment in Google Docs remains challenging. The document interface shows only the initial of the commenter or their profile picture, with no accessible feature for verifying the full name or email. Often, users report that checking email notifications or revision histories can offer indirect clues, but this method is not reliable for precise identification. It appears that until Google enhances its functionality, manual confirmation or direct communication remains the primary workaround.
The inability to directly extract the assigned user’s details from a comment in Google Docs continues to be a limitation. From my experience, the interface only displays superficial identifiers like a profile image or an initial without providing additional personal data. In settings where it is crucial to identify comment owners, it might be necessary to establish internal documentation protocols or to follow up via alternative communication channels. Clearly, until Google offers more improved integration features, manual verification remains the most practical method.
i guess there is no hack for that yet. you could try digging into the revision history for hints, but honestly, it isn’t really built into docs right now. maybe google will add better options soon.