why jira takes one less undercore instead of exactly amount of underscore

Varsha Gupta June 16, 2019

The actual file name is New df-p-560____hel-560-430885-2200010800-box_______-82480835249_02.idw ,the characters in this 71

But Jira Result is New df-p-560___hel-560-430885-2200010800-box______-82480835249_02.idw  , the characters in this 69

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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June 17, 2019

What are you doing that makes this happen?  Where is it happening?

Varsha Gupta June 17, 2019

Hello,

 

When we Comment this file name  on comment in jira then it will change into another result.

i.e Take one less underscore.

 

Actual name is New df-p-560____hel-560-430885-2200010800-box_______-82480835249_02.idw

Jira Result is New df-p-560___hel-560-430885-2200010800-box______-82480835249_02.idw

 

 

Regards

Varsha 

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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June 22, 2019

I suspect you have "rich text" enabled for your comments, which means Jira tries to interpret markup, rather than plain text. 

In markup, two underscores in a row is a formatting instruction, not text, so when you use them in the text, they are being dropped because they are seen as instructions, not data.

I think the formatting is interfering here - either turn off wiki formatting in comments, or surround your file names with something that igntres wiki format.

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