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There is no regexp in JQL: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/138055/how-can-i-use-regex-in-a-jql-query-i-cannot-match-strings-that-have-a-specific-ending-in-jql-ex-ing-should-match-running-jogging-etc
What is the meaning of * in a jql Query?, I have different results when using and not using it. But I didn't find any consequence in the results.
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There are two types of wild-cards in JQL: ? and * where: To perform a single character wildcard search use the "?" symbol. To perform a multiple character wildcard search use the "*" symbol.
The " != " operator is used to search for issues where the value of the specified field does not match the specified value. (Note: cannot be used with text fields; see the DOES NOT MATCH (" !~ ") operator instead.)
if you are searching a text field and the character is on the list of special characters in text searches, precede them with two backslashes. This will let you run the query that contains a reserved character, but the character itself will be ignored in your query.
A keyword in JQL is a word or phrase that does (or is) any of the following: joins two or more clauses together to form a complex JQL query. alters the logic of one or more clauses. alters the logic of operators. has an explicit definition in a JQL query.
~ means CONTAINS, so
summary ~ win
means WHERE summary CONTAINS the exact word win.
* is a wildcard. The example:
summary ~ "win*"
means WHERE summary CONTAINS win and any multiple character combination after it.
There are two types of wild-cards in JQL: ? and * where:
Check the JIRA advanced searching guide and the wild-card explanation here.
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