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JMWE Conditional expression

Anette Noll

Hi all.

need help for the following scenario:

Within a workflow I have a custom field with various checkboxes. If I click checkbox A and B two other workflows are generated and linked to the parent issue.

Problem is, das A and B are generated again with each transition.

It is no solution to use function delete value.

I wonder how is the expression for:

If field x contains A than workflow must not be generated (again).

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David Fischer

Hi @Anette Noll

by "two other workflows are generated", I assume you mean that you are creating two other Jira issues, correct? Are you using the Create Issue(s) post-function for that? Can you share you current configuration?

Anette Noll

Hi David,

Yes, you are right.

This is the shared action which is used. I guess that the last term (run shared action conditionally) must be complemented like:

only run this if 'job content list' is not null and job was not choosen before

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David Fischer

Hi @Anette Noll

Anette Noll

Hi David,

Yes, you are right.

This is the shared action which is used. I guess that the last term (run shared action conditionally) must be complemented like:

only run this if 'job content list' is not null and job was not choosen before

Anette Noll

Hi David,

Yes, you are right.

This is the shared action which is used. I guess that the last term (run shared action conditionally) must be complemented like:

only run this if 'job content list' is not null and job was not choosen before

David Fischer

Hi @Anette Noll ,

question: imagine your checkbox field has 3 values: A, B, and C. The first time you run this post-function, A and B are selected so you create two new issues. Later, you run the post-function again but this time A, B and C are selected. Do you then want to create a new issue for C, or just do nothing because an issue was already created earlier for A and for B?

Anette Noll

Hi @David Fischer ,

that is exactly the case:

"The first time you run this post-function, A and B are selected so you create two new issues. Later, you run the post-function again but this time A, B and C are selected. Do you then want to create a new issue for C"

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