Automation: {{smart values}} IF Condition with two "Second Values"?

Steve Holland
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November 12, 2024

Opposed to creating two seperate IF Conditions, is it possible to include two statements in the "Second Value" field? For instance: 

Example: 

First Value: SUMMARY

Condition: DOES NOT CONTAIN

Second Value: "Steve" or "Stephen" 

Actual Example: 

I just want to have it avoid pull requests with (WIP) or [WIP] in the titles because people use both

 

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Marc - Devoteam
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November 12, 2024

HI @Steve Holland 

This can be done, use the option "does not match regular expression" in the condition option.

Also see this KB article; automation-how-to-compare-smart-value-with-list-of-options-in-advanced-compare-condition 

Steve Holland
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November 13, 2024

@Marc - Devoteam  i dont have the "Advanced Field Condition" as an if condition component option that that kb you linked refers too?  we are on cloud. screen attached

 

also, how do i syntax the expressoins if the expressions actually contain brackets and parenthesisjira-advanced.png?  for example, that kb just says do this: (Steve|Stephen)    but i need (WIP) or [WIP]..do i just put "quotations" around each expression then seperate them by this |? 

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November 14, 2024

Hi @Steve Holland 

Use the {{smart values}} condition for this.

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