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There are many cases where a user may want to have a second variable list populate off a previous selected value. This relationship may be static and not represented in a database, so providing an option where this relationship can be entered manually would provide a good use case.
For example, there may be systems that are only relevant to dev or staging or prod. The user would first select the environment, and a second list of systems would show up, dependent on the environment.
What would you like to be added:
A way to type a static 1 to many relationship based on the value of a previous variable.
There should be a list of previous variables to select from, and form where one enters a value, then a comma separated list of values that should be in the dropdown when that value is selected.
Who is this feature for?
For users with a simple one to many mapping that is not available via query variables.
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Why is this needed:
There are many cases where a user may want to have a second variable list populate off a previous selected value. This relationship may be static and not represented in a database, so providing an option where this relationship can be entered manually would provide a good use case.
For example, there may be systems that are only relevant to dev or staging or prod. The user would first select the environment, and a second list of systems would show up, dependent on the environment.
What would you like to be added:
A way to type a static 1 to many relationship based on the value of a previous variable.
There should be a list of previous variables to select from, and form where one enters a value, then a comma separated list of values that should be in the dropdown when that value is selected.
Who is this feature for?
For users with a simple one to many mapping that is not available via query variables.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: