Hi there.
When adding values to the Issue fields condition is it possible to add multiple values like in the screenshot below, or do we need to use a different issue fields condition component for each value?
Hello @Sam Ben-David
There are couple of ways to solve this:
Option 1: , Please see solution by @Bill Sheboy on how to solve this here -
Basically,
Instead of Issue fields condition, Try, Smart value condition.
Option 2: is using JQL.
so instead of Field conditions, you will use JQL and write your query like:
JQL = summary ~ "reset password" OR summary ~ "resetting password"
And continue with your steps if it passes..
Please try any of the options and share screenshot if issues. If your issue is solved, consider accepting answer and vote Bill's solution in other thread so it surfaces in google searches. Thanks!
Hey @Kalyan Sattaluri thank you! Option 2 and using JQL seems much better and flexible for our needs.
Many thanks.
Sam
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Not available for text based field like summary / description but for select fields like issue type , components, assignee etc, the "one of" , "contains any of" operators are available to compare for multi values.
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Thanks @Fazila Ashraf
So would I need to set up multiple issue fields condition blocks if I want to check for different values?
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