Hi
I am writing to enquire about the inclusion of the code in the description of the issue. If i use code statement, for example to add regex.
after saving i will get something like this:
Is there any other way to put regex in to issue description?
thank you in advance.
Łukasz
I've just tried adding the regex above in our on-prem Jira DC (8.13.x on psql) and it saved/rendered as expected.
^(?:[A-Z]{2})?\d(15,)$
Have you tried saving a more basic version of the regex to see if that works, then expanding to see where the breaking point is?
CCM
Hi @Łukasz ,
I tried in Cloud and Server instances and when I saved the regex it didn't change the formatting:
Is this something that you see consistently when creating Jira tickets containing regex expressions? (or maybe I misunderstood)
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Hi
@Carlos Garcia Navarro @Craig Castle-Mead Thank you for your quick response.
I found cause of this case. If put dollar character as last, code block does not work, but if i put whitespace character after dollar character like space, pattern is saving correctly.
Łukasz ;)
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