Insights & updates from our experts
An enhancement of the in and not in operators of the automation rules have been made. Until now, these operators only accepted a comma separated list, as demonstrated in the expression check1 in the screenshot below. These were then always interpreted as either numbers or strings. Now, the input can also be an array of variables that are interpreted within the current context, as in the expression check2.


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