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Resolution: Fixed
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Medium (View bug fix roadmap)
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3.0.3, 5.2
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I have several issues with the phrase "KidVantage" in the description. Performing a search on "KidVantage" or ""Kidvantage" finds 9 issues. However, searching on "k*vantage" find no issues. Likewise, "kid*vantage" finds no issues.
Again, "ki?vantage" finds no matches. The help on query syntax says "*" can be used as a wildcard if not in the start position:
"You can also use the wildcard searches in the middle of a term. For example, to search for Win95 or Windows95 you can use the search "wi*95"."
It would seem wildcards aren't working.
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JRASERVER-32627 Describe the behaviour of wildcard matching with the CONTAINS operator
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wildcard search fails to find matches
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Resolution: Fixed
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Medium
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3.0.3, 5.2
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I have several issues with the phrase "KidVantage" in the description. Performing a search on "KidVantage" or ""Kidvantage" finds 9 issues. However, searching on "k*vantage" find no issues. Likewise, "kid*vantage" finds no issues.
Again, "ki?vantage" finds no matches. The help on query syntax says "*" can be used as a wildcard if not in the start position:
"You can also use the wildcard searches in the middle of a term. For example, to search for Win95 or Windows95 you can use the search "wi*95"."
It would seem wildcards aren't working.
- is duplicated by
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- Closed
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- is incorporated by
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- Gathering Impact
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Eric Dalgliesh
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