According to the documentation:
If an issue key is NOT found in the subject, the in-reply-to header is examined:
How Jira understand from in-reply-to header that issue was previously created?
The header looks like:
JIRA.12421.1496872428283@ip-10-0-0-49
So this string 12421 is paired to the new issue durring creation in the database?
Im aware of:
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-43397
And in my logs i see:
Caesium-1-1 ERROR anonymous Test [c.a.jira.mail.MailThreadManagerImpl] Unable to parse incoming In-Reply-To header <JIRA.12421.1496872428283@ip-10-0-0-49>
Is there a way to add comment to existing jira if issue number is missing from the subject line?
No, JIRA needs to know what the issue is in order to create a comment on it. As the "reply to" code is currently broken (as per the bug report you've found), the only other thing it can do is look for the issue number.
I figured out that some In-Reply-To/Reference headers are parsed properly!
For example:
References: <834226006731356@my.domain.com>
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