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    • RE: How to search for username with hyphen

      In the meantime we could implemented it with the mentioned workaround.
      Late thanks @robotdan !

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    Latest posts made by malle

    • RE: How to search for username with hyphen

      In the meantime we could implemented it with the mentioned workaround.
      Late thanks @robotdan !

      posted in Q&A
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      malle
    • RE: How to search for username with hyphen

      @dan
      username:"test2-n*" -> not found ...so still a problem.
      And I do not really care about the FusionAuth Web UI, the problem actually is that I use the Java client via UserSearchCriteria ...so it is quoted anyways. Unfortunetally there are already a lot of 'hyphen-user' in the system and adjusting these by taking the hyphen out is not an option.

      posted in Q&A
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      malle
    • RE: How to search for username with hyphen

      Hey @dan
      this seemingly occurs with V1.23.3 and also with V1.17.4.
      And with both search engines, database and elasticsearch.

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      malle
    • How to search for username with hyphen

      Hello,
      assume having two users
      test-good
      test-better
      Seemingly the hyphen ist like a special char and won't work with asterisk for like-search.
      You can try this in the web UI:
      Search for username:test -> Users will be found
      Search for username:test* -> Users will be found
      Search for username:test-* -> No search result
      Quoting the hyphen with backslash has no effect. Is there a way to achieve this?

      Thank you and regards

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