Issues fixed in Corticon.js 2.0
- Last Updated: March 27, 2024
- Corticon.js
- Version 2.3
- Documentation
| Customer reported defects fixed in Corticon.js 2.0.0.0 |
| Item | Details | Knowledge Base |
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COR-12395 |
Modified the Corticon.js Studio ruletest editor export feature to export decimal values as quoted strings in the exported JSON. This is to handle differences in the representations of decimals in Corticon and numbers in JavaScript. At runtime, Corticon.js accepts decimal values as number or quoted strings. |
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| COR-12393 |
Fixed a problem where Corticon.js did not properly handle two rulesheets with identical names but different folder locations within a rule project. At runtime, the first rulesheet instance matching the name was executed. The correct rulesheet is now executed. |
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| COR-12216 |
Fixed a problem in Corticon.js Studio where rulesheet validation messages could be erroneously duplicated in the Problems View. |
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| COR-11515 |
Fixed a problem where importing invalid JSON into a ruletest in Corticon Studio may generate an "Index out of bounds" exception. This can occur when the JSON document is not properly structured JSON. Once corrected, the document can be imported. |
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| COR-8413 |
Fixed a problem when a Corticon.js decision service is deployed as a Microsoft Azure Function. The property:
is now supported. Previously rule messages were not logged to the Azure console; they were only returned in the response payload. |