This is because the GA regex by default is a full match whereas the regex in UA is not. It is a partial match which means that in GA4 the data must be exactly same as the pattern provided but not in UA.
Problem with porting a report over from UA to GA4 (regex)?
Nitin sikri . Jul 11, 2023
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Paridhi Hemnani Jul 11, 2023
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