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Version 1.2.0 #2

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  • Statements are resolved at execution time so that dependencies can be resolved even if they do not exist at definition time.
  • registerAsFact() allows you to register workflows as facts instead of executing them (end()) or returning them (asFact()).
  • Windows are now closed when tests fail so that tests that run after a failed test do not reuse the possibly broken window state.
  • type().into() now supports type() without into().

- Statements are resolved at execution time so that dependencies can be resolved even if they do not exist at definition time.
- registerAsFact() allows you to register workflows as facts instead of executing them (end()) or returning them (asFact()).
- Windows are now closed when tests fail so that tests that run after a failed test do not reuse the possibly broken window state.
- type().into() now supports type() without into().
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public void testCycleDetection() {
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I think this is obsolete.

…n. You have to manually check for statement cycles.
visusnet added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 13, 2014
@visusnet visusnet merged commit b8eddec into master Jun 13, 2014
@visusnet visusnet deleted the incubator branch June 13, 2014 15:46
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