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Ex: ABCD123
I want to search Issues using advanced search where issue summary contains 123 but due to restricted characters as per information here https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver0710/advanced-searching-953146961.html and wildcard * can’t be used as first character.
1) summary ~ "123" --> Doesn't return any result as it is substring.
2) I am able to query JQL using "ABCD*" using wildcard operator and getting result.
3) "*123" doesn't return any result
Is there any workaround for this ?
Hi @Prasad Pendke ,
Wouldn't a simple JQL like:
summary ~ "123"
already work?
the tilde operator ~ is a contains operator so that will also look for substrings.
1) summary ~ "123" --> Doesn't return any result as it is substring.
2) I am able to query JQL using "ABCD*" using wildcard operator and getting result.
3) "*123" doesn't return any result
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Apologies, missed that one.
Seems prefix searching is just not supported yet however they should support it from Server 8.6.0 on.
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-6218
What server version are you on?
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