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Change By:
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ikedam
(28/Feb/15 4:30 AM)
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Description:
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Following case:
{noformat}
Flexible Publish
Conditional Action
Run?: String match
String1: ${Test1}
String2: expected
Action
some action 1
some action 2
{noformat}
In this case, string matching is evaluated each for some action 1 and some action 2.
The condition should be evaluated only one for the configuration as:
* It can be a problem if there is a condition with side-effects.
* Users can expect the condition will be evaluated only once as they configured that only once in the configuration page.
* Users can configure like this if they really want the condition evaluated for each time:
{noformat}
Flexible Publish
Conditional Action
Run?: String match
String1: ${Test1}
String2: expected
Action
some action 1
Conditional Action
Run?: String match
String1: ${Test1}
String2: expected
Action
some action 2
{noformat}
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