How do I create one colorize rule for multiple tags?

Troy Dugger

(71●2●10●15) Sep 12 '12, 6:39 p.m.

In a backlog plan, I've added a colorize setting using the "tags" expression, but it looks like I can only associate a label with one tag. For instance, I have "Customer" as the label and "tags:ibm", but if I want this tag and color for oracle as well, "tags:ibm oracle" doesn't work, nor does "tags:ibm, oracle".

Is it possible to set a single label and color for multiple tags?

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Troy

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Bo Chulindra

JAZZ DEVELOPER (1.3k●2●7●18) Sep 25 '12, 5:33 p.m.

I haven't found a way to specify multiple conditions for one tag, but I've gotten around this by just creating multiple tags with the same name and color. For example,

Label: Customer
Color: Blue
Tag: tags:ibm

Label: Customer
Color: Blue
Tag: tags:oracle

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Troy Dugger

Dec 03 '12, 5:22 p.m.

Thanks Bo. This is what I went with and my manager liked it because it also indicated how many customers wanted the enhancement. That works for now when we only have a few customers. It won't work when there are thousands. :)

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How do I create one colorize rule for multiple tags?

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