Ss feature doesn't work in inDesign

Hi,
I have this feature and it works everywhere except in adobe, it’s a simplification of what I actually have

sub one [a b c d] e' by one two three four five six;
sub two e' by one two three four five six;
sub three f' by x;

from these 3 rules only the last one works in inDesign, it’s a bit disappointing, but I guess I have to accept that, don’t I?

One to many substitutions only work in adobe apps if you activate the World ready composer.

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