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Hello, I'm closing this request as there is no plan to remove the core RetePlus behavior. Thanks again for sharing your feedback.
It's taken into account, but doc says: "A RetePlus network is created but there is no agenda. Rules are activated one by one according to the order provided by the body, and the instances are run without reevaluation."
Antony, I can confirm you that "literal" ordering it's taken into account in RetePlus. If you edit the rule task and set a different order in the referenced rules, you have a different result.
The use case that I described is real and in production, using this feature.
Thanks.
Hello,
thank you for your feedback.
Documentation here explains that modes "literal" and "priority" are actually not using RetePlus inference.
As such, they are quite useless when using RetePlus and that's why they've been deprecated.
I'm checking with the dev team what would be recommended for sorting rules when using RetePlus (my current understanding is that the RetePlus "Default" mode for RetePlus is "dynamic", which is a superset of static priorities).
I'll provide an update once it's clear.
If the change of execution order implies a change in the ruleflow that has too much impact. Keep the RetePlus ordering modes.