I have a project, it has a main board with production stages, there are also several “subordinate” boards, each of which displays the same processes in “departments” as on the main board.
The project uses card mirroring via Power Up. The mirroring engine has a flaw that I found how to solve through Butler.
But the solution is a bit like a “crutch” since for each sheet you need to write down your own personal rule - as it seems to me. I am looking for an answer to this question: is it possible to somehow generalize the rule for performing manipulations with several subordinate boards at the same time - to reduce the number of Butler’s rules and errors in attempts to fulfill a rule, the conditions of which are naturally not met at some point?
The rule for the "Factory" board looks like this:
"when a card is moved into the list "Mechanical Assembly", lookup a card titled "{cardname}" on board "Warehouse", and move the card to the top of list "{listname}" on board "Mechanical Assembly Haifa""
But as you can see from the rule, its condition covers only one sheet “Mechanical Assembly” on the “Factory” board, we know that the card is somewhere on the “Warehouse” board and one specific sheet “Mechanical Assembly” on the “Mechanical Assembly Haifa” board.
But I want to understand: Is it possible to catch the movement of a card on any of the sheets on the main “Factory” board,
NEXT, search through all the boards,
find the second card by name,
NEXT find a board whose name fully or partially matches the name of the sheet where the card was placed on the main board
NEXT, having found a suitable board by name, find on it a sheet with the same name as on the main board
and move our mirror card to this sheet? And all this is through Butler
Thank you guys, for help!
