for example i have for jira issue with summary like follows,
amoi4.0
[amoi4.0]support
amoi4.0- fewat
[amoi4.0] not
1 and i can use summary ~ "amoi4.0" to search out the above four issues,
2 but use summary ~ "amoi4.0\\]" ,there is no result.
3 or use summary ~ "amoi4.0\]" ,it will say
Error in the JQL Query: '\]' is an illegal JQL escape sequence. The valid escape sequences are \', \", \t, \n, \r, \\, '\ ' and \uXXXX. (line 1, character 19)
why ?
Hi,
Look here: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/54308/exact-search-in-text-field?page=1#54309
Best regards
Thomas
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hi,Thomas-S
i met another problem,i can not use number in query (summary ~ "4.0") using one of my jira server A,the query result is empty.
but on another jira server B i can search out issues with summary contains "4.0".
i don't know what's wrong with the jira server A.
all my jira server version is 4.4.1
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Are you sure there are issues with a summary "4.0" ?
Try do do the search with the simple search. Do you get some results with that ?
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yes,i create one issue with summary “4.0”
and do the search summary ~ "4.0"
but query with no results.
i am wondering if i have installed some plugins that make jql something error
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maybe you could try reindexing your issues via admin console
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Hello all, has anyone else another idea ? If not, I think you have to ask then official Jira Support.
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Have you tried using this trick?
issueFunction in issueFieldMatch("project=ABC", "summary", "\\[BA\\]")
Originally posted by: @Mash Huang
https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/How-can-I-search-for-exact-text-in-square-brackets/qaq-p/395566
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