Issue Summary

• Per https://support.atlassian.com/opsgenie/docs/search-queries-for-alerts/#Using-asterisk-----as-a-wildcard, wildcards only match from the start of a character sequence.
• So message: lorem* matches "Lorem ipsum dolor" and "qui do Lorem ipsum" .But does not match "qui dolorem ipsum" because "lorem" is embedded inside "dolorem."

Expected Results

• Support a contains/infix wildcard syntax (e.g., lorem) that would match "lorem" appearing anywhere within a character sequence, including the middle of a word like "dolorem."
•  A query like message: lorem should return alerts containing "qui dolorem ipsum" because "lorem" exists as a substring within "dolorem."

Actual Results

Wildcards can only be used after characters and will only match from the start of character sequences

Searching message: lorem* matches:

• "Lorem ipsum dolor" ✅
• "Loremipsum123" ✅
• "qui do Lorem ipsum" ✅ (lorem is a separate sequence)

But does not match:

• "qui dolorem ipsum" ❌ (lorem is embedded within "dolorem")

Workaround

Currently there is no known workaround for this behavior. A workaround will be added here when available