Hi everyone !
It seems like it is impossible to search in any of my custom field "Short text" with the "~" operator in JQL mode.
I don't understand why, am I doing anything wrong ?
Here is an exemple of request that should give me a result but display nothing :
project = Eezytrace AND "Date de création[Short text]" ~ "2023"
I have a lot of issue in this project, with this field containing "2023-05-dd", "2023-04-dd" etc...
I tried another custom field "short text",only filled with letters but I had the same result, and what I find odd is that when my request is like below, it works just fine...
project = Eezytrace AND "Date de création[Short text]" is not EMPTY
Thanks in advance for your help !
Hello @Raphaël NORYNBERG
Here is an article that goes into more detail about searching text fields.
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/search-for-issues-using-the-text-field/
When you encapsulate text in quotes, and without wildcards or other search constraining syntax, Jira is trying to find matches for that text as a stand alone word. It uses stemming to try to also find variations of that word. However, if the text is part of a longer unrelated word, then the search will not recognize the match.
In your case where you are searching for "2023" which is part of the longer string "2023-05-dd" there is no match because your search is trying to find "2023" as a stand alone "word". To search for "2023" as part of a longer "word" you need to add the wildcard after it; "2023*"
Yes ! It works perfectly ! Thanks a lot, I have tried some links on that page https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-management-cloud/docs/use-advanced-search-with-jira-query-language-jql/#Advancedsearching-reference a bit earlier today and they only led me to a 404.
The link you shared is one of theme but it works fine now :)
Thanks again !
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