Is it possible to use wildcharts or functions (or/and) in the value field?
Hi Evert,
If I understand your request, you are wanting to be able to use a wildcard to match text strings. Technically there is not a wildcard like an asterisk that you might use for some other system. However when using the contains condition, like in your screenshot, will match any word that contains that string.
So in your own example where the value is ZOA
This would match any description that contains that string, such as words like zoantharian or protozoa.
Perhaps I'm not understanding your ask here, so if this is not a helpful answer, please provide me some more information in regards to your desired outcome and perhaps I can offer some additional help here.
Andy
Hi @Evert Morren
Try using a jql condition instead.
Cheers
Hi @Evert Morren,
You can use JQL to match the issues. Standard JQL doesn't easily allow searching for exact words, special phrases and patterns.
To get the wildcard support, use our professional indexing service JQL Search Extensions
After you install the app, you can simply search:
issue in wildcardMatch("description", "*ZOA*Manager*")
Check out the documentation for more examples.
I hope this helps!
Daniel
Clear, thank you for answering.
How can I made a rule matching ZOA-Manager or ZOA Manager or ZOA-manager or ZOA manager?
Hi Andy, SI it possible to use for ZOA-Manager as a condition, and is it possible to use or functions, so ZOA-Manager or ZOA-Application?
If you want to use an OR, then you might want to look at a different condition. Perhaps one such as JQL condition. If you use this, then you could input a JQL search such as
description~"ZOA-Manager" OR description~"ZOA-Application"
If this is a project rule, it would return all issues in that project that match either term. This could work if you want the same action for both.
However if you want different action for each term, then another approach could be to use the If / else block condition. This latter option let's you define a series of checks, each with their own action to follow.
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