There are many words which can have a hyphen, a space or be a full word. For example:
I am attempting to figure out if there is some kind of wildcard search that will allow me to capture all three as a result when I do a search in Jira. Using * search (for example, searching "wi*fi" returns either Wi-fi or Wi fi but wont return the full version Wifi
Is there a simple way I can get all three variants of Wifi to return using a simple wildcard search?
In the JQL, there are certain characters that must be preceded by a double backslash. You can fix the query by replacing "Wi-Fi" -> "Wi\\-Fi".
Hi Chander, that link seems to be broken however I believe I have already looked at the intended page and it did not. I attempted the various wildcard searches documented but none of them returned all 3 results.
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