Hello! please tell me about the Regular Expression Check Validator. What expression is necessary so that 10 words must be entered in the description field.
Hi @Yana
Testing out scenario is first step
Use just field required configuration otherwise!!
Thanks,
Pramodh
The issue I always end up having when I use a site like that is that the way I have to do regex as a smart value seems to always make this complicated.... Like I have a regex pattern that's matching in the tool you use, but when I try to use it for automation to automatically assign, it's not picking it up. I wish there was a literal tool from JSM (I'm sure there's a pluggin somewhere....) that allowed me to do what this tool is doing, but with their smart values
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@Yana RegExp type of validator for a workflow transition specifies the acceptance, not rejection, criteria. Modify this for 10 and check (I never tried).
.*?(\S+\s+){3,}.*?
This might pass for "x x x x" and fail for "All tests pass" words.
You can read @Mykenna Cepek comment in https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Better-instructions-or-examples-of-regular-expressions-for/qaq-p/1355142
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