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Hi,
I’m writing an automation that checks the value of the summary field. I wish to perform an action when the summary does not start with a certain string.
I note that I have options “starts with” and “does not contain” but what I really need is a combination of both, i.e. “Does not start with”.
Does anyone have any suggestions how to achieve this?
I tried mailing my contact, Gregory, in Automation for Jira but apparently the better way now is to create a support request.
Thanks in advance,
Lee
Finding this post https://stackoverflow.com/a/2387072
This would be possible if you have an 'Advanced compare condition' available in your Automation for Jira:
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Hi,
I think that all JQL queries must have the first letter. You cannot use JQL with a wildcard on the first letter.
And I think thats the reason you don't have this option in automation.
But you can use the "does not contain"
example:
Summary = TEST-abcdefg
"does not contain" TEST would be the same as "does not start with" TEST
-> only problem would be, if you have the word TEST also somewhere else in the summary
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Yeah, it's the issue with having the keyword elsewhere in the string that is the issue.
Appreciate the response.
Lee
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