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findReplaceAll()

This function replaces all occurrences of a given substring with a given replacement.


Bash
findReplaceAll(text, stringToBeReplaced, replacement) #Output: Text


Examples

Parser expression

Description
Bash
findReplaceAll("Goodbye my love, hello my friend.", "my", "your")

This example returns

Goodbye your love, hello your friend.
Bash
findReplaceAll("Jira Workflow Toolbox is a great tool!", "Jira Workflow Toolbox", "JWT")

This example returns

JWT is a great tool!
Bash
findReplaceAll("The weather is beautiful!", "e", "a")

This example returns

Tha waathar is baautiful!
Additional information

Parameters used in this function

Parameter

Input (data type)

Description

text

text

Any given text.

stringToBeReplaced

text

The string that should be replaced.

replacement

text

The replacement for all found substrings matching the stringToBeReplaced.
Output

This function returns a text

If you want to use a regular expression to find the substrings that should be replaced, have a look at replaceAll().

If you want of only replace the first occurence of a substring, have a look at findReplaceFirst().


📚 Use cases and examples

Use case JWT feature Workflow function Field type Automated action Parser functions
Evaluate Assets objects

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Logical validator

Logical condition

     findPattern() findReplaceAll() replaceAll() toStringList()