: There's a fair bit of info on the internet about this, apparently : gmail groups by subject only and JIRA includes varying content in an : issue's subject, depending on the action (comment, update, etc.). Did : anybody find a solution to thread ALL of an issue's messages into a : single thread (other than hacking through a proxy account and : rewriting message subjects? :)
If i remember correctly from the last time i investigated this, Gmail's behavior in dealing with "threads" (why they choose to rename them "conversations" is another rant) when you connect via *IMAP* is actually a weird hybrid of what they say they do (only treat it as a thread if the subject is the same) and what they should do (respect the In-Reply-To and References headers) I'm fairly certain that if a message contains both In-Reply-To and References headers, gmail's IMAP server will respond to "sort thread" commands by putting both messages in the same "thread", but inspite of the RFCs saying that a message with an In-Reply-To header but no References header should be treated as if it has a References identifying the same message, gmail treats this situation differnetly, and does not conside the two messages part of hte same thread. (Jira emails use In-Reply-To, but not Refrences headers) if you use the gmail web ui however, you're screwed six ways from sunday, and messages with differnet subjects are never considered the same thread. -Hoss --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@lucene.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@lucene.apache.org
