Known Issues in Corticon.js 1.1
- Last Updated: March 27, 2024
| Known Issues in Corticon.js 1.1.0.0 |
| Item | Details | Knowledge Base |
|---|---|---|
| COR-7849 | When executing ruletests in Corticon.js Studio, DateTime values earlier than 1990 may be off by 1 hour due to a daylight savings time error. This is bug in Node.js v8, which Corticon.js uses for executing Ruletests. The problem does not occur in Node.js v10 or later. Only Node.js v10 or later is supported for production deployment. | - |
| COR-7867 | The installation of Corticon.js
Studio will write the exception:
to the
post_install.log file. This exception can be ignored. |
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| COR-8387 | Corticon.js does not generate rule messages for rulesheet warnings. This differs from Corticon where, for example, rule messages are generated for potential errors like using null in the right hand of an assignment. Corticon.js only generates rule messages for the rule statements a rule author specifies. | - |
| COR-8413 | When deploying Corticon.js rules to Microsoft Azure as
Azure Functions, setting the property logRuleMessages = true is not logging Corticon rule messages to
the Azure console. The rule messages are only being returned as part of the
response payload. |
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| COR-8601 | The Corticon.js Studio UI is not fully translated for other supported languages. Not translated elements include the rulesheet operators and descriptions, the package dialog and several other UI components. | - |