I was just looking into this.
Not session relevance sadly, just the regular relevance.
That is actually what I was trying to do here: https://bigfix.me/relevance/details/3019335
( name of parent folder of it, (following text of first "Fixlet " of it | it) of preceding texts of lasts ".fxf" of name of it, ( (following texts of firsts "X-Property-ID: " of it) of next lines of it, (following texts of firsts "Subject: " of it) of it, (it;next lines of it) whose(it != "" AND it does not start with "--F5A") of next lines of next lines of next lines of it) of next lines of lines containing "Content-Type: application/x-bigfix-itclient-property" of it) of files whose( name of it ends with ".fxf" AND (name of it starts with "Fixlet " OR name of it contains "nalys") AND name of it does not start with "Subscription" AND exists lines containing "Content-Type: application/x-bigfix-itclient-property" of it) of folders of data folders of clients
I haven’t tried making a ClientUI dashboard as of yet, but I wonder if it allows for javascript to evaluate relevance async instead of using <?Relevance ?> style.
files "TriggerClientUI.exe" of folders "AppData\Local\Temp\BES\ClientUI" of folders of folders "C:\Users"
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