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Advanced compare condition

Peyush Agarwal_1dgyi8

I am trying to Automate one scenario where I need to use

Advanced compare condition.

Now in this the field that I need to compare is Custom-Cascading field.

It has like name as "Stage" with drop down as

01-Contract

Approved

Rejected

Now what I want is to compare if any user updates Stage field as Approved

In JIRA search, this field value is displayed as 01-Contract - Approved

What I am not able to understand is how to write it in Advanced compare condition

{{issue.Stage.??

Accepted answers

John Funk

Hi Peyush,

Try {{issue.Stage}} = Approved

And if that doesn't work, give this a try:

{{issue.Stage.child.value}} = Approved

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John Funk

Hi Peyush,

Try {{issue.Stage}} = Approved

And if that doesn't work, give this a try:

{{issue.Stage.child.value}} = Approved

Peyush Agarwal_1dgyi8

Hi John,

Value of field Stage has 2 drop downs:

01-Stage

02-QA

03-Build

with further if you eg select 01-Stage, it will show another set of values as:

When you check for JIRA in search or export report, this whole field value will be displayed as:

01-Stage - A

01-Stage - B

etc.

Should I still use just as you suggested?

John Funk

If Approved is not in the list for any other first level option, it might work.

Otherwise, you can add two Advance Compare conditions - one to check the parent.value and then one to check the child.value.

Peyush Agarwal_1dgyi8

tried the way you mentioned

with first value as {{issue.Stage.parent.value}}

and Second value as {{issue.Stage.parent.value}} = 04-QA

it doesnt work, am I doing anything wrong?

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