Incorrect search results for single and double-byte Japanese strings

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    • Type: Suggestion
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • 2.6.2
    • Component/s: None
    • Environment:
      All with internationalization settings set correctly and using CJK indexing

      Hello,

      We noticed incorrect behavior in how Confluence searches for single-bye and double-byte Japanese strings. Search for roman alphabets yields results incorporating both single and double-byte matches, as it should be. Similar behavior is required when searching for Japanese characters, for example, search for single byte katakana or numeric characters should return results matching both single and double byte occurrences, but now only double-byte matches are being retrieved. Please see attached Excel sheets summarizing the current behavior and the required behavior for single-byte and double-byte Japanese strings. Could you please investigate this and incorporate this improvement in a future release?

      Thanks,

      Neeraj

        1. Character requirement (double).xls
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        2. Character requirement (single).xls
          17 kB
        3. Character+requirement+(single).xls
          17 kB
        4. Character requirement (single).xls
          17 kB
        5. Screenshot-Site Search - Confluence - Mozilla Firefox.png
          Screenshot-Site Search - Confluence - Mozilla Firefox.png
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            Assignee:
            Agnes Ro
            Reporter:
            Neeraj Jhanji
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