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chore: add comment on fallback account id reference

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Shivam Mishra
2025-10-30 16:00:12 +05:30
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app/services/mailbox/conversation_finder_strategies/in_reply_to_strategy.rb
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class Mailbox::ConversationFinderStrategies::InReplyToStrategy < Mailbox::ConversationFinderStrategies::BaseStrategy
# Patterns from ApplicationMailbox
MESSAGE_PATTERN = %r{conversation/([a-zA-Z0-9-]+)/messages/(\d+)@}
# FALLBACK_PATTERN is used when building In-Reply-To headers in ConversationReplyMailer
# when there's no actual message to reply to (see app/mailers/conversation_reply_mailer.rb#in_reply_to_email).
# This happens when:
# - A conversation is started by an agent (no incoming message yet)
# - The conversation originated from a non-email channel (widget, WhatsApp, etc.) but is now using email
# - The incoming message doesn't have email metadata with a message_id
# In these cases, we use a conversation-level identifier instead of a message-level one.
FALLBACK_PATTERN = %r{account/(\d+)/conversation/([a-zA-Z0-9-]+)@}
def find
app/services/mailbox/conversation_finder_strategies/references_strategy.rb
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class Mailbox::ConversationFinderStrategies::ReferencesStrategy < Mailbox::ConversationFinderStrategies::BaseStrategy
# Patterns from ApplicationMailbox
MESSAGE_PATTERN = %r{conversation/([a-zA-Z0-9-]+)/messages/(\d+)@}
# FALLBACK_PATTERN is used when building References headers in ConversationReplyMailer
# when there's no actual message to reply to (see app/mailers/conversation_reply_mailer.rb#in_reply_to_email).
# This happens when:
# - A conversation is started by an agent (no incoming message yet)
# - The conversation originated from a non-email channel (widget, WhatsApp, etc.) but is now using email
# - The incoming message doesn't have email metadata with a message_id
# In these cases, we use a conversation-level identifier instead of a message-level one.
FALLBACK_PATTERN = %r{account/(\d+)/conversation/([a-zA-Z0-9-]+)@}
def find