How to use multi-value option or all option in a variable ?

[philippesg]

Hello, perhaps, it's a easy but i don't find how to use the multi-value option or 'all" option in a variable with json api. Could you help me how to make multiselection applicable for filter values which is consuming json api ?

i using multi-value in my 1st variable , and it displayed my values

But, the second don't display any values because i don't know how to use 'team variable' in the second variable :(

the sign == dont work i don't know what i can replace it.

$.[?(@.Teams == '$teams')].SIP_service_account_used

Have you an idea ? Could you help me ?

[marcusolsson]

The problem here is that $teams will be expanded to something like @.Teams == 'team1, team2, team3'. To support this, we'd need to add a custom formatter, e.g. ${teams:jsonpath}, that would expand to something like this:

@.Teams == 'team1' || @.Teams == 'team2' || @.Teams == 'team3'

Would that solve your problem?

[philippesg]

Hello, Marcusolsson, thanks you for your reply. I was on holiday last week, i'm seeing your answer just now.

I'm getting an error when i'm trying the custom formatter :

$.[?(@.Teams in ${teams:jsonpath})].SIP_service_account_used

jsonPath: invalid or unexpected token:_$v.Teams in CCS
Error updating options : jsonPath: invalid or unexpected toker:$_v.Teams in CCS

I don't understand this error, could you help me ?

[marcusolsson]

Yes, it's currently not supported by the plugin. In my reply I was exploring options on how to implement it.

[philippesg]

Do you know if it is possible to have an update of the plugin to support it ?

[marcusolsson]

I don't know when I'll have time to add it myself, but I'd be happy to accept a pull request!