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  1. Drools
  2. DROOLS-2629

Complex enumerations are not selected in BRL multi value constraint

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      1. Define data object Person with string field name
      2. Define enumeration for Person.name: ['a', '"b, c"', 'd']
      3. Create new guided decision table
      4. Create new brl condition column
      5. Select fact Person
      6. Select field name
      7. Select operator is contained in comma separated list
      8. Select all offered values
      9. Finish column definition
      10. Edit the same column
        1. The value "b, c" won't be selected
        2. The value "b, c" should be selected
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      Define data object Person with string field name Define enumeration for Person.name: ['a', '"b, c"', 'd'] Create new guided decision table Create new brl condition column Select fact Person Select field name Select operator is contained in comma separated list Select all offered values Finish column definition Edit the same column The value "b, c" won't be selected The value "b, c" should be selected
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      If user edits BRL multivalue contraint where previously between selected values was enumeration in the form "<a>, <b>, .... <c>", then this enumeration is not more selected.

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      1. Fixed steps to reproduce
        1. Consequently table data can be edited
        2. Table can be saved and reopened
      2. BRL condition constraint editor shown correctly
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        2. Readonly
        3. Multiselect cosntrain
        4. Operator requires list

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