[BUG] Journey ignoring product name/conditions sending multiple emails

[nickpiro]

Issue with Journey Condition.

We use Journey's on our website for transactional emails. Only two. Order Confirmation and Shipping Confirmation.

Since we do art classes, our Shipping confirmation is actually a "Your Pottery is Ready for Pickup" email.

We have different classes that will receive a slightly different variation of the same email, but different nonetheless.

So I created multiple shipping confirmation emails.

Here's where the issue came.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Customer orders two different products at two completely different times. Product 1's name starts with "Intro to Relief". Product 2's name starts with "Pinch Pottery"
2. I created two Shipping Confirmation emails, both unique to the product. I add one condition to each:
   Products Purchased > starts with > Intro to Relief
   Products Purchased > starts with > Pinch Pot
3. I send a shipping confirmation (Mark the order as Complete in Woocommerce) for a Pinch Pot class. This particular customer has previously purchased an Intro to Relief workshop.

Expected behavior
Customer receives Pinch Pot shipping confirmation.

Actual behavior
Customer receives Pinch Pot & Intro to Relief shipping confirmation emails.

Operating environment (please complete the following information):

• N/A
• Plugin version:4.4.1
• WooCommerce version: 9.4.1
• Wordpress version: 6.6.2
• PHP version: Latest (Will update later)

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[ryanhungate]

@nickpiro thanks for the info - give us some time to pass this on to the appropriate team for handling.