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In Page Confluence Search Syntax | Confluence Data Center and Server 8.2 | Atlassian Documentation is written that Lucene doesn't allow wildcards in the beginning of your search, but you can format your search as a regular expression as a workaround. For example, you can't search for *hum*
or ?hum*
, as they begin with a wildcard, but you can search for /.*hum.*/ and find things like hum, human, and inhumane.
I want to get "Diktierleiste" with /.*leiste.*/, but this is not working.