Hi!
I want to search for Issues where someone has added an order number to the text in title or description etc.
All our order numbers start with "RITM" - for example "RITM1234567".
However when I try searching using the following JQL:
Text ~ RITM
The search only returns Issues where the standalone work 'RITM' exists, not where the letters 'RITM' for part of a longer piece of text - e.g. RITM1234567
Is there an out of the box way to get Jira to return a search for Issues that contain the letters 'RITM' as part of a longer string of text?
Thanks!
The contains function is what you will need to use. It will return what you want and most likely more. https://support.atlassian.com/jira-service-management-cloud/docs/advanced-search-reference-jql-operators/
EXAMPLES
Find all issues where the Summary contains the word "win" (or simple derivatives of that word, such as "wins"):
summary ~ win
Find all issues where the Summary contains a wild-card match for the word "win":
summary ~ "win*"
Find all issues where the Summary contains the word "issue" and the word "collector":
summary ~ "issue collector"
Find all issues where the Summary contains the exact phrase "full screen" (see Search syntax for text fields for details on how to escape quote-marks and other special characters):
summary ~ "\"full screen\""
Hi @Adam Taylor
Have you tried using wildcards with the CONTAINS operator, like this:
text ~ "RITM*"
Kind regards,
Bill
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