Return Fired rules actions results. #34
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| actions_results[method_name] = method(**params) | ||
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| return dict((method_name, actions_results[method_name]) for method_name | ||
| in actions_results.keys() if actions_results.get(method_name)) |
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what if None is expected result from method? you should not filter None value
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I am wondering if there is still interest in seeing this one through (edit: I am happy to create a separate PR if not). This is a valid use case. One alternative approach here would be to return a tuple in all cases. The first element is the result bool, the second is the output. This would allow us to consider None as a valid result. |
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@bhargavrpatel We also have a need for this use case. Ideally, though we could return a business description with the resulting value. My initial ideas were to tag the conditions with a unique id, these ids could be linked to descriptions end users could understand. We essentially want end users to understand how the engine arrived at the result. |
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