I have a customfield with 100 possible single select values. In my automation I want to check if one value of asublist of the list of more or less 50 values is selected.
If one of the 50 values is selected, I want to perform further actions.
I did not find a similiar task although I might not be the first to ask this question.
I cant use the Advanced Compare condition with a Regular expression, because the characters of the Input of "Second Value" is limited.
Hi |Sam,
From your question I notice that you're already using automation. Good on you.
You might want to check the smart value abbreviation techniques that Atlassian shares, to abbreviate the input of the second value.
Hi,
You could try this Jira automation conditions | Cloud automation Cloud | Atlassian Support.
This can work if your list doesn't change.
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The existing answers - as far as I observe - do not solve my question. I cant solve my issue with the links.
The list is unordered.
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You can access the names of the list using the technique Atlassian shares and then use the suggested abbreviation technique to trim them down.
Some of the Atlassian pages are really worth it !
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My issue is that the Input validation limits the characters I can write to the condition field and I have around 50 values that need to be matched. I dont want to implement 20 "advanced Conditions" in a row. It is an unordered list so that I can not simply cut the list into two parts.
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