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[ACS-4436] comparator options set as Equals only when Encoding is selected in condition in Create/Edit a rule in Manage rules same as Share application #3080

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@jatin2008 jatin2008 commented Mar 21, 2023

…as Share application which was earlier “Equals, Contains, Starts with and Ends with”

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What is the current behaviour? (You can also link to an open issue here)
we have comparator values “Equals, Contains, Starts with and Ends with” when Encoding is selected in Condition but on Share app we can see only “Equals” for Encoding.

What is the new behaviour?
comparator options set as Equals only when Encoding is selected in condition in Create/Edit a rule in Manage rules same as Share application.

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