Cisco ISE: How to match an endpoint belong to an identity group ?

Hello,
I am running Cisco ISE 1.1.4.218 in a standalone environment.
I am trying to setup Compound Condition for Authorization.
I would like the condition to match the MAC address of the calling machine to the internal endpoint MAC address list.
I created 1 endpoint identity group and 2 children groups
- GroupParent
- ChildA
- ChildB
I put the MAC address of my machine in the group ChildA.
In my condition, I tried the following:
IdentityGroup:Name, Equals, ChildA
IdentityGroup:Name, Equals, GroupParent:ChildA
IdentityGroup:Name, Match, .*(ChildA).*
I even tried to put the MAC address in the GroupParent level and tried to update the condition to be:
IdentityGroupName, Equals, GroupParent
IdentityGroupName, Match, .*(GroupParent).*
But no one of these options worked.
I am almost sure that in Cisco ISE 1.1.1, it was working fine. But I updated today to 1.1.4 and I cannot make it work.
Can anyone help me ?
Best regards,
David

You could try the following to match only the parent group
IdentityGroup:Name EQUALS GroupParent
You could try the following to match only child group A
IdentityGroup:Name EQUALS GroupParent#ChildA
You could try the following to match all child groups of GroupParent
IdentityGroup:Name STARTS_WITH GroupParent
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