This type of condition generally works very well. The problem mainly arises when you place this type of condition in a Library and use it elsewhere.
The step used via the Library will not have the same position and will attempt to check the condition in absolute terms (which, in this case, makes no sense), whereas when used from a Library, it should be checked in relative terms.
For example:
Step 1 / Action 11 / Control 1, used via a Library, may become Step 12 / Action 11 / Control 1 in a real-world scenario. Except that it is indeed the absolute path that continues to be triggered
This type of condition generally works very well. The problem mainly arises when you place this type of condition in a Library and use it elsewhere.
The step used via the Library will not have the same position and will attempt to check the condition in absolute terms (which, in this case, makes no sense), whereas when used from a Library, it should be checked in relative terms.
For example:
Step 1 / Action 11 / Control 1, used via a Library, may become Step 12 / Action 11 / Control 1 in a real-world scenario. Except that it is indeed the absolute path that continues to be triggered