Make “Do Match / Does Contain / Is in the List” the Default Options

🚀 Feature Request

Summary

When creating new pattern-based templates, the default options are currently set to their negative forms:

• Regular Expression: "do not match"

• Contains Check: "does not contain"

• Comparison Pattern with Set: "is not in the list of"

A more intuitive behavior would be to default to the positive forms:

"do match", "does contain" and "is in the list of"

Problem to Solve / User Story

As a user defining validation patterns, I want templates to default to the positive match option, so that I don’t accidentally configure an exclusion rule when I actually want to check for inclusion.

Proposed Solution

Change the defaults to:

• Regular Expression → do match

• Contains Check → does contain

• Comparison Pattern with Set → is in the list of

Users should still be able to switch manually to the negative forms when needed.

Benefits

• More intuitive user experience (users typically expect a regex to match, not exclude).
• Fewer errors caused by accidentally leaving the option on "do not match".
• Faster template creation by reducing unnecessary clicks.

Additional Context

Currently, all three template types default to their negative forms, which is counterintuitive:

• Regex: do not match

• Contains Check: does not contain

• Comparison Pattern with Set: is not in the list of

This should be adjusted not only for the existing templates but also ensured as a guideline for the creation of new templates, so that all future template types follow the same intuitive default (positive condition).

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