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When I execute this query :
project in ("Sample Suite Project 2","Sample ClaimCenter Project 2","Sample DM & BI Project 2","Sample Integration Project 2") and summary ~ "R1_IC_OOTB Reports And BI Applications_Claim Reports_DEV"
Jira returns 2 issues :
R1_IC_OOTB Reports And BI Applications_Claim Reports_DEV
R1_IC_OOTB Reports And BI Applications_Claim Cycle_DEV
One of which doesn't match with the criteria in the query. Why? Is it a bug?
Regards,
Teru
If you want to do an exact match you should use summary ~ "\"R1_IC_OOTB Reports And BI Applications_Claim Reports_DEV\""
Thanks, it works ! :)
For my knowledge, can you tell me when I should use this \" ?
For text field including space?
And it is originally \ only and " is escape sequence? or oposite?
Sorry to bother you !
Regards,
Teru
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You should use \ when you want exact match . For eg if you use
summary ~ "\"hello world\"" you will issues with summary 'hello world' together as a phrase
But if you use summary ~ "hello world" , Jira will treat it as a two separate words with AND operator. so it will return issues which has got hello and world in the summary. eg - 'Hello from the world of Jira'
Hope this helps
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