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JWT is a text specialist! Texts can be provided as fixed values - or literals - in the format described in the table below or they can be retrieved by using field codes. |
Texts can be added to any expression as fixed values. How texts are being interpreted depend on the Parsing modes. Usually texts are enclosed by quotes "".
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Valid text values | A simple text can be added enclosed by quotes unless you are using the Basic text mode. In this case you do not need quotes. |
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Concatenated text values | You can concatenate texts with the + operator. This is useful when text fragments are separated by field codes or parser functions. |
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Escape character \ | This character can precede any of the following characters: ", \, n, r, t, f and b in order to invoke an alternative interpretation. |
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Text values of data type fields can be inserted in any expression as text field codes using the following notation %
{...somefield}
- e.g %{issue.summary}
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Any field type or data type can be transformed to text, so any field can be referenced as a text-string value using the following notation: If a field has no value ( Cascading Select fields are treated as text fields, where i is the index that represents the level to be accessed. ( i = 0 is used for base level) are notated as |