hellow,
I can search issues, by a custom field like in exemple down:
I can search only the not empty:
project = "Web Services" and "End Point" is not EMPTY
My problem is search issues that starting with "/v73/"
Exemple:
project = "Web Services" AND "End Point" is not EMPTY AND "End Point" ~"\V7\" ORDER BY updated DESC
could you help me?
Many Thanks,
Isabel Fonseca
Hi @Isabel Fonseca,
Can you please provide an example of the full field value?
If the field End Point has the value "/v73/", the JQL "End Point" ~ "/v73/" should work.
If "/v73/" is just a part of the field value, try this:
"End Point" ~ "*v73*"
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Another exemple, without success:
project = "Web Services" AND "End Point" is not EMPTY AND "End Point" ~ "V7*" ORDER BY updated DESC
The same:
project = "Web Services" AND "End Point" is not EMPTY AND "End Point" ~ "*V7*" ORDER BY updated DESC
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I read this (
https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver/search-syntax-for-text-fields-939938747.html
), but i can't find the solution.
Only if export issues for excel, and filter there.
If anyone can help-me, i apreciate.
project = "Web Services" AND "End Point" is not EMPTY AND "End Point" = "/v73/operations" and key = WS-22317
project = "Web Services" AND "End Point" is not EMPTY AND "End Point" ~ "/v73/operations" and key = WS-22317
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