Engine
5 pages filed under Rules › Engine. A business rule is a condition the business imposes, with what it constrains and what happens when it is broken.
| Business rule | Severity | First line | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| Operation matching | warning | An operation note attaches to the operation imported from the contract of its API on three rungs, tried in order, the first that matches winning: the operation_id of the frontmatter against the operation identifier of the contract; the method and path pair (or port and the title for a SOAP operation) against the operation's; the title of the note in comparison form, spaces and punctuation ignored, against the operation title or its identifier. The note names its API in the api attribute or through a markdown link; a note that names none is a candidate for every API of its source that declares a contract. | 44 |
| Disabled plugin | warning | A declared plugin needs a system tool that is not installed on the machine that builds: the build ran the detection command of every system dependency of the manifest, one answered nothing, and the plugin was not registered, so that none of its readers, converters, sources, inference methods, checks, projections or components took part in the build. An optional dependency yields the same finding as info and the plugin stays registered. The fix is the tool on the PATH of the build, or the plugin removed from plugins:; a project whose conversions must run raises the severity to error. | 20 |
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