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How to search for issues with specific emoticons/emojis within the text

Henri Rastas_1h2aei

Dear community,

We're using emoticons to mark certain things within an issue. Recently we started to use a new emoticon (+).

Is there a way to search for an issue with text containing emoticons? I couldn't find a solution through atlassian documentation.

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Yash_reddy

Hi @Henri Rastas

At present Jira doesn't allow to search using emoticon in JQL

I was able to find a feature request https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-74543

for the similar use case. May be this might give you more context.

Thank you

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Cristian0791

Hi Henry,

To search for issues containing emoticons in Jira, standard JQL doesn't directly support filtering by emoticons, but you can still achieve this using text searches. Since Jira treats emoticons as characters, you can search for them as part of the text.

For example, if you want to search for the + emoticon or any other specific emoticon in the issue description or comments, you can use the following JQL query:

text ~ "+"

This will search for any issues where the + emoticon appears in the issue's description, comments, or other text fields.

Hope this helps.

Yash_reddy

Hi @Henri Rastas

At present Jira doesn't allow to search using emoticon in JQL

I was able to find a feature request https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-74543

for the similar use case. May be this might give you more context.

Thank you

Henri Rastas_1h2aei

Hi @Cristian0791,

Thanks for your reply. I've understood that writing (+) equals the plus emoticon. I tried your suggestion and few others queries with no luck. For me your query yields an error "Unable to parse the text '+' for field 'text'."

I'm in the understanding that non-alphanumeric characters, + included, are not indexed for search and thus ignored in queries independent on the way one is trying to search for those.

I'd be happy to be wrong though.

What did you get as a response with above query?

Henri Rastas_1h2aei

Thanks @Yash_reddy , appreciated. Feature request was new news for me.

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