Hi,
Just as a small remark: it is not always clear to me why some approaches are
considered cumbersome and others are considered to be fine.
Imagining your example - let me try to clarify.
What is your business rule?
When
a shopping cart contains a dog and dog food
Then
apply a reduction of 10% to the cart
Or is it:
When
a shopping cart contains a dog and a dog food
AND
no other reductions are applied
Then
apply a reduction of 10% to the cart
To me, it seems like the latter would be the business rule... Then, why is
there so much obstruction against using the fact that an other reduction
applied as a blocker in other rules?
Regards,
Frank
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