I run several dating subreddits and I'm having problems with setting post flairs. I set an initial flair based on a general match at priority 20 and then assign 'better' flairs if I have a specific match at priority 10. Problem is that it appears the lower priority rules aren't happening if the first operates so the first flair is assigned rather than the more specific ones.

The following code is looking for [M4M], [M4F], [F4M], [F4F] etc tags in the header

# default flair
type: submission
title (regex): '\[([\w ] )\]'
priority: 20
set_flair:
  text: "{{match-title-2}} ."
  css_class: other
  template_id: ba746038-f5a1-11ea-afcb-0ed330fea685
---
# women looking for...
type: submission
title (regex, includes): [ 'F4[MAR]' ]
priority: 10
set_flair:
  text: "{{match-title}}"
  css_class: f4m
  template_id: 8e160582-f5a1-11ea-93fd-0e1a8bfe8565

---
type: submission
title (includes): [ 'F4F' ]
priority: 10
set_flair:
  text: "{{match-title}}"
  css_class: f4f
  template_id: 86c96726-f5ae-11ea-8183-0e345428f7f1
---

# men looking for

type: submission
title (includes): [ 'M4F' ]
priority: 10
set_flair:
  text: "{{match-title}}"
  css_class: m4f
  template_id: 98c3e9c2-f5a1-11ea-af5e-0efcdb58c7dd
---
type: submission
title (regex, includes): [ 'M4[MAR]' ]
priority: 10
set_flair:
  text: "{{match-title}}"
  css_class: m4m
  template_id: a41883fa-f5a1-11ea-a5b4-0e1b53a77d57
---
# final default
type: submission
~title (regex, includes): [ '[MF]4[MFAR]', '\[([\w ] )\]' ]
set_flair:
  text: "Other"
  css_class: other
  template_id: ba746038-f5a1-11ea-afcb-0ed330fea685
---