Esteban wrote:
>
> What are the steps you are following? Something like this?:
>
> The agent creates the kbase
> Get kbase from kagent
> Create a stateless ksession
> insert some facts
> fire all rules
> check result
> modify drl
> wait until kagent rebuilds the kbase
> get the new kbase from kagent
> Create a stateless ksession
> insert some facts
> fire all rules
> check result
>
> Also, which version of Drools are you using?
>
The steps you outline are correct.
That modification can be white space or an actual logic change; but does not
need to be localized in the rule that stops working.
Drools Version: 5.1.0
Wolfgang wrote:
>
> Incremental change set processing might create the effect you describe.
> Declared types are always replaced; rules only if they differ.
>
Esteban wrote:
>
> He doesn't seem to be using KAgent in incremental mode. So, each time a
> change is detected, a new KBase is created. All sessions previously
> created will continue using the old kbase.
> He is using Stateless ksessions.
>
As Esteban inferred, incremental mode is not being used. A new session is
created with each run.
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