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The created conditional colors can be rearranged by using drag-and-drop. |
Starting app version 5.6.x, the next improvements were implemented for the conditional colors that are created for the fields that support multiple values.
Previously, a conditional color with the operator '='was applied to events in case when at least one value from a list was present. Now, for a conditional color with the operator '=' to go into effect all the values from a list must be present.
Should you require a conditional color to be applied to events if at least one value from a given array is present, please use the operator 'in' Thus, you may want to review the existing conditional colors for the fields like Labels, Components, Fix versions, etc.
For instance, in a previous version, you've created a conditional color Labels = apple, tree, cloud.
There are three events, on a calendar: one with label apple, the second one with labels leaves and tree, and the third one with labels apple, tree, and cloud.
As result, the created conditional color was applied to all events.
With the current changes, the conditional color will apply only to one event, the third one, since it has all the labels from the list.
In case you require an event to be highlighted should it have at least one from the labels that is stated in the list, please use the operator 'in'.
To follow our example, the next conditional color can be created: Labels in apple.
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