Hi all,
In one support project we have URLs referencing tickets in other systems that look like this
http://www.blabla.com/issue/123456
contained in the issue description. Users would like to search for the ticket id 123456 but we haven't found anything that works.
i have tried so far:
description ~ 123456 => no result
description ~ *123456 => invalid
description ~ 123456* => no result
Anyone has a working query ?
I know it would be much better to store the number in a custom field but this is not a solution that helps right now.
Hi Dieter,
There are some limitations to the JIRA text searches (from the docs) :
Whole words only
JIRA cannot search for issues containing parts of words but on whole words only. The exception to this are words which are stemmed.
This limitation can also be overcome using fuzzy searches.
More information: http://confluence.atlassian.com/x/UAISCw
So, going for a custom field (or label) makes more sence for this problem.
Cheers,
Stefan
yeah, fuzzy search and wildcard are not allowed at the beginning of a word.
So you can't use it for your usecase I'm afraid.
Only option, as far as I can see, are custom fields :-(
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Hi Stefan,
Thanks for the hint about the restriction. Didn't read the document until the end ;-) Also didn't think of labeling the issue.
I tried a fuzzy search now using
description ~ "123456~"
but this also didn't return anything. I guess i'm stuck here ...
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ok, will wait for final statement from Atlassian support and post this here
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Hi Dieter,
I think, searching with "~" works only, if the word begins with the searched term.
Best regards
Thomas
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