Is it 'do not contain ANY tags' or 'do not contain ALL tags'

Hi,

I currently have a rule that I don't want to run on files that contain any of three tags. The condition I added is:

Tags | do not contain tags | (tag1)(tag2)(tag3)

The file contains (tag1)(tag4)(tag5).

The intention is for the rule not to run, but the condition matches and the rule runs.

So in simple terms the condition is:

Tags | do not contain ALL the tags listed | (tag1)(tag2)(tag3)

Is there a way to have the rule not match if the file contains any of the tags? Only solution I can think of is to create a separate condition for every tag. Would have been nice to do something like (tag1)AND(tag2)AND(tag3)OR(tag4)

First off, please do not post questions to the Tips forum. The title of the forum specifically states not to do that. It is for people providing tips.

As for your issue, it seems to be a bug. In the meantime, I suggest using a nested conditions with separate "Tags do not contain" conditions with one tag each.