I'm testing our JSD (Cloud).
Things I've done:
1) Added support@domain.com as an email handler - and it's working
2) Implemented this link: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/configuring-jira-applications-to-receive-email-from-a-pop-or-imap-mail-server-938847645.html
It's still not working the way I'd expect it to.
@Ryan Ternier , I think (?) you have set up the email using JSW email channel process and not the process for JSD. Please verify and let me know.
I'm not sure what you mean by JSW email channel?
REceiving a request by EMail works great from a customer. The customer can even comment on it through email w/o issue.
The issue i'm finding is when myself or someone else comments on the ticket through Email it creates a new issue and not a comment on the current one.
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Sorry JSW is my shorthand for Jira Software. can you share what you have configured here...
project > project settings > email requests
this is where the email channel is setup for JSD projects NOT in the method you conveyed in the link - https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/configuring-jira-applications-to-receive-email-from-a-pop-or-imap-mail-server-938847645.html?_ga=2.154095608.1766971555.1559567063-1602363009.1550109608
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I have a custom email address setup as:
support@domain.com using IMAP_SECURE
Request Type : EMaild Request
This works. However whenever support gets an email, and I see it in outlook, i cannot reply to it w/o it creating a new ticket (even with the Ticket ID in the subject - see image on first post)
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