The documentation needs examples of comparing the field values of a standard Drupal list field

Accordingly, I need to check the value of the second key of my field in the conditions, and if it is "sendmail", then it is TRUE. But how to do it? I've read all the documentation and watched all the videos, but I can't handle this simple task. I've tried a huge bunch of different options, but I can't figure out how to do it, my condition doesn't work. I will be grateful for the examples in the documentation.

I'd like to help, but the uploaded model comes with too many third-party dependencies that I don't want to download and install just to be able to look into this. Please create an example that lets us reproduce the issue with a fresh Drupal core installation without any additional modules.

I use the classic mode as a model ( https://www.drupal.org/project/eca_cm → ), because I'm used to the Rules module.

That's not ideal. As the project page states, this is a very limited modeller, and you will never get the full ECA functionality with that. I'd strongly recommend you switch to the modern UI in the BPMN.io modeller. This is especially important when you want us to review your ECA models for support because we can't import models from eca_cm without also going to that limited UI, which doesn't really make sense for us in support, where we need the full functionality available.

It would be nice to get the value of the field of the list whose name I was leading, and be able to select the value I need for comparison through the interface, rather than through direct input. It would also be convenient to write the name of the key, because it is its machine name that we are interested in in terms of comparison.

Context-sensitive configuration forms are on the roadmap for ECA 2.0 and beyond.

A couple of additional tips that I noticed with this issue:

• uploading screenshots that contain non-English text is difficult, as we can't really get the full value out of them. Would be great if you could switch to an English UI before taking screenshots when you're about to ask an international audience for help.
• When creating an issue and then editing that issue 4 times afterwards, this will send notification to the maintainers 5 times !!! This can be very disturbing, and you can prevent that by drafting and editing your issue locally before submitting it. This help keeping the noise down for usually pretty busy maintainers.

Is this being fixed or do you need more support on it?