Can someone please explain to me why my array is not showing up in the filter? I don’t see what I’m doing wrong.
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INPUT
[
{
“name”: “PRODUCT ARRAY”,
“scope”: “roundtrip”,
“value”: [
“NEW GM Pro Subscription”,
“MiDIculous 5 FREE Player”
]
}
]
OUTPUT
[
{
“PRODUCT ARRAY”: [
“NEW GM Pro Subscription”,
“MiDIculous 5 FREE Player”
]
}
]
You’re using a “Text Operator: Does not contain” in your filter. Instead use an “Array Operator: Does not contain”
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Hello!
It’s a known issue. Make Product Team is on it. We’ll get back to you with updates as soon as possible.
Benjamin
A possible workaround would be
[ProductName]Text Operators: Does not match pattern (case-insensitive)
\bjoin([ProductArray]; "|")\b
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Thanks for the update. This is a pretty major issue in a ton of my scenarios.
The scenario execution is still ok, it’s only a display error when you want to monitor
Ahhhh……I see. So the filter is, in fact, working correctly.
Yes, assuming your filter is ok, having Empty is just a display issue.
By the way, the suggestion of @Khurram_Aziz is still valid, you needed to use an Array operator.
Best regards,
Benjamin
Hi,
Have you tried with an inline function ?
Like : contains(42.PRODUCT ARRAY;5.Product Name) and test if it returns true or false
Regards
No I haven’t. I’m waiting for a fix. I hate REGEX nomenclatures.
Ok, anyway [Benjamin_from_Make] said that it was only a display issue.
And the “contains” function is an array function integrated in Make not a regex one.
Regards.
