HHH-19697 Use case-insensitive Dialect query pattern matching

[dnovitski]

The query pattern used in Dialect is case sensitive and it currently only allows lower case queries. This PR adds support to allow uppercase (SELECT .. FROM .. WHERE) by making the query pattern regex case insensitive.

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https://hibernate.atlassian.net/browse/HHH-19697

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[dnovitski]

I tried to create a ticket on JIRA but could not log in; I hope this is OK

[marko-bekhta]

thanks for the patch.

I tried to create a ticket on JIRA but could not log in; I hope this is OK

Does this help: #hibernate-user > ✔ JIRA Login not possible?
or which problem with the login have you encountered?

[dnovitski]

thanks for the patch.

I tried to create a ticket on JIRA but could not log in; I hope this is OK

Does this help: #hibernate-user > ✔ JIRA Login not possible? or which problem with the login have you encountered?

When I press the login button as mentioned, I get redirected back to the same page and still not logged in. When I go to atlassian home my user is logged in. It's something specific to the hibernate atlassian project. When I try via incognito mode, I get the pop up to log in; But when my login succeeds, I get redirected back again and still appear as not logged in.

[dnovitski]

I've created a new Jira account with my ISP email address; This was successful and I managed to create a Jira ticket. I've modified the commit message to add the Jira ticket number

[dnovitski]

Is there anything else that needs to happen? The Jenkins CI job seems to be stuck in configuring