I have a Notes attribute on an object. It is presumed that this field already contains text.
Via automation I'm using a For AQL branching node to select the object from Assets
Then for that object I'm using the Edit Object node to edit the Notes attribute.
I have it working to add the value of a custom field and the previous Notes value.
{{issue.customfield_99999}} {{object.Notes}}
But no matter what I do, I cannot create a line break between the two to create a visual separation between the two.
For Edit Issue, you have a multi-line component which allows you to insert the line break manually in the Edit Issue node.
For Edit Object, it's rendered as a text component, not a multi-line component.
{{issue.customfield_99999}} /r/n {{object.Notes}} renders the /r/n literally
{{issue.customfield_99999}} <br> {{object.Notes}} renders as a space.
For more context, please show images of your complete rule, the Edit Object action, and the audit log details showing the rule execution.
Kind regards,
Bill
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Thanks, Josh.
Perhaps try using \n instead, or concatenating on the newline:
{{issue.customfield_99999.concat("\n")}} {{object.Notes}}
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The .concat("\n") works. The only trick is that you have to end the line with a smartvalue in order to apply the workaround.
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[CODE]
{{now.mediumDateTime}} by {{initiator.displayName.concat("\n")}}Wireless Number was CHANGED from {{object.Wireless Number}} to {{issue.customfield_14058.concat("\n\n")}}{{object.Notes}}
[RESULT]
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I came across this great answer and wanted to add a note. If the smart value returns an empty string, then the concat won't work. For example, if I have
{{issue.field.concat("\n")}}
and "field" is empty, the "\n" doesn't get added.
The workaround that I found (there may be others) is to create a variable that is a space and use that to concat the "\n"
You can then use {{SPACE.concat("\n")}} as a foolproof way to add the new line character.
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