I’ve been able to replicate this issue with multiple options on the gov.pl domain and other than having the full host I don’t believe it worked to get anything with a gov.pl domain. Not sure if this is a bug on Bitwarden’s part, or something with the gov.pl domain as even ICANN Lookup give an error: “TLD_NOT_SUPPORTED”
Not sure if there would be a single login for every single service offered under gov.pl such as a SSO scenario for a type of “national ID” of sorts or not, but if the goal is to use a single login entry across multiple sub-domains as mentioned you may try something like a regex expression, I am not an expert on this by any means but I was able to quickly test and verify
^https://[a-z]+\.[a-z]+\.gov\.pl
this will match anything with URL two sub-domains deep
https://*.*.gov.pl
You can also do the same for a single sub-domain with
^https://[a-z]+\.gov\.pl
If you add both to the login entry it should pick up for majority of sites under the gov.pl domain as I can tell it appears they only use either a single sub-domain or two sub-domains deep.
Note: This also only checks against sub-domains with characters a-z and I do not believe would work if the sub-domain contained special characters or numbers, but does not appear to be the case in these subdomains offered by gov.pl
i.e. sub1.etoll.gov.pl or sub%domain.etoll.gov.pl as examples would not
I’m not as well-versed as y’all on this particular issue, but @Hooch could you try putting this site into your password record/entry and see if it works ?
https :// www .gov .pl (spaces were added to remove the hyperlink formatting, pls remove the spaces when entering it into your record)