Hi Axon.ivy Team, I'm using Axon.ivy LTS 7.0.8 and I'm getting an issue related to `Signal`. I have 4 signal receivers: 1. `one` 2. `one:two` 3. `one:two:three` 4. `one:two:three:four` When I send the signal `one:two:three:four`, I expect that only the (4) receiver would be triggered. Unfortunately, I was surprised that **all** four of them were triggered. ![all four signal receivers are triggered][1] According to the official document, I would expect that only if I use the wildcard in the pattern of the Receiver, I will have the same behaviours (`one:*`, `one:two:*`, `one:two:three:*`) but in this case, the wildcard does not matter much here. Is it a bug or by design that the Signal Receivers behave like that? Thanks! Jack [1]: https://answers.axonivy.com/upfiles/image_(3).png

Hi Axon.ivy Team, I'm using Axon.ivy LTS 7.0.8 and I'm getting an issue related to `Signal`. I have 4 signal receivers: 1. `one` 2. `one:two` 3. `one:two:three` 4. `one:two:three:four` When I send the signal `one:two:three:four`, I expect that only the (4) receiver would be triggered. Unfortunately, I was surprised that **all** four of them were triggered. ![all four signal receivers are triggered][1] According to the official document, I would expect that only if I use the wildcard in the pattern of the Receiver, I will have the same behaviours (`one:*`, `one:two:*`, `one:two:three:*`) but in this case, the wildcard does not matter much here. Is it a bug or by design that the Signal Receivers behave like that? Thanks! Jack [1]: https://answers.axonivy.com/upfiles/image_(3).png