I'm trying to find issues ( under issues->search for issues ) containing the text "Spaltendefinition".
When I execute this query : text ~"Spaltend" I get no result.
When I execute this query : text ~"Spaltendef" I get 2 results.
When I execute this query : text ~"Spaltendefi" I get 1 result
When I execute this query : text ~"Spaltendefinit" I get 37 results.
As far as I understand "~" means contains ( or is similar to the regex "~" case insensitive )
How can I get this results ?
Thanks in advance
This might help explain the features Jira Server offers when searching text fields:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver/search-syntax-for-text-fields-939938747.html
I raised my question because I read the documentation.
"~" means substring(case insensitive)
Therefore I expect that the search: 'text ~ ''New"' always returns more or equal to results than the search: 'text ~ ''New York"', or not ?
This is what I wrote in my question
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Perhaps your original post results are due to Word Stemming? I don't know German, but my brief research suggests that as a possibility.
Might be worth experimenting with that setting in Jira (warning: it's a global setting).
Word Stemming is detailed near the end of the page I linked above.
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Hi Mykenna,
this might be an issue.
I thought the "~" is a real substring()-search but it seams it is not.
I will ask the administrator regarding the stemming settings and I will add the outcome here.
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