Hi!
I'm getting crazy...
When I get answer via e-mail, JIRA creates a new ticket with subject RE: xxxx
How do I change so that this answer is in the same ticket, I don't want a new ticket for every ticket.
Please guide me, I have tried...
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Hello @Reine Berg
Usually, JSM creates a new ticket if it does not find an existing ticket number in the subject line of the email.
I would suggest you try to make the subject like '[ABC-123]: Test Issue', where ABC-123 is an existing issue number. This was the email body will be added to the comment of the issue.
Please share any further queries.
Let me know if this helps and accept the answer.
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Hi!
Thank you for your answer.
The tickets look like this, it matches exactly.
Shouldn't JIRA recognize that user are replying to the ticket?
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Hello @Reine Berg
Currently, the format does not recognise Re: which proceeds while replying to an email. I would suggest you try the option shared earlier.
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Thank you.
That is really a bad thing that JIRA can't handle that.
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