com.metainf.emailthisissue.entityproperty.messageids
issue entity property equals to the In-Reply-To header of the incoming message.com.metainf.emailthisissue.entityproperty.messageids
issue entity property is present in the References header of the incoming message.$!group0
, where the decimal refers to the index of the capture group. It is possible to compile a JQL query as a mix of dynamic and constant conditions. X-Issue-Key
email header, it can be extracted by a regular expression and the matching issue can be found. The header may contain multiple values. In the latter case, the first value matching the regex will be replaced into the JQL condition. X-Issue-Key: TPA-123 GLAS-42.mod
header line results in the following JQL condition: issuekey = "GLAS-42"
.issuekey = β$!group1β
), the JQL validator may not discover actual problems with the expression provided, since validation errors on issue keys needed to be suppressed."ORDER BY key ASC"
issuekey = β$!group1β
), the JQL validator may not discover actual problems with the provided expression. Validation errors on issue keys need to be suppressed as Jira returns an error message by default if the query is run for a non-existing issue.issuekey = β$!group1β
), the JQL validator may not discover actual problems with the expression provided, since validation errors on issue keys needed to be suppressed, as Jira returns an error message by default if the query is run for a non-existing issue.