The 'Wait for Condition' action in the ServiceNow FlowDesigner is run once and returns an EncodedQuery. Every time the record is updated, the record gets evaluated with the EncodedQuery and if it matches, the flow will continue.
That in mind, it is possible to write your own EncodedQuery in the inline script editor of the condition builder.
For example you can check if an 'on hold due date' was changed like:
return 'u_on_hold_due_date!=' + fd_data_trigger.current.u_on_hold_due_date.getValue();
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The 'Wait for Condition' action in ServiceNow Flow Designer is powerful for automating workflows. Using the inline script editor to craft custom EncodedQueries, like checking changes in the 'on hold due date,' provides flexibility. This feature ensures precise record evaluation, streamlining flow continuation based on dynamic conditions.