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It comes to mind that it might be useful to have an audit of rules available. Say, for example, I have a RuleBook that contains many different rules. When I run that RuleBook, some rules might fire, some rules might not. It might be nice to know which rules executed.
I'm thinking rules could be audited by name. That means, each rule should have a name. By default, it could be the classname of the Rule. But if a String name is specified, then it would be the name specified.
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This is complete and testing save for some minor updates to the README and possibly some more tests to ensure appropriate coverage (although there are some tests present). It is in SNAPSHOT-0.9 in the sonatype maven snapshot repo.
The current snapshot 0.9-SNAPSHOT is released to the sonatype snapshot repo. Assuming no issues, this snapshot release will become the 0.9 release in Maven Central shortly.
Hi @Clayton7510
I am trying to use Rulebook for my validation service. I need if then else like structure so that, I can generate reports with success and failure status of rules. I was looking for an example of auditor with POJO rules. Is this something available, it just work with DSL.
Please update. I am fine doing this upgrade.
It comes to mind that it might be useful to have an audit of rules available. Say, for example, I have a RuleBook that contains many different rules. When I run that RuleBook, some rules might fire, some rules might not. It might be nice to know which rules executed.
I'm thinking rules could be audited by name. That means, each rule should have a name. By default, it could be the classname of the Rule. But if a String name is specified, then it would be the name specified.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: