Referring to a property of a workflow implementation throws an error like this:
groovy.lang.MissingPropertyException: No such property: isStreamingGameOfThronesEnabled for class: com.netflix.glisten.impl.local.ScopedTries
This is due to the scoping hierarchy built at runtime. Refering to the getter and setter methods rather than the property seems like it would work, but still does not. You will get out the value that you put in unless you are in the exact same scope.
Referring to a property of a workflow implementation throws an error like this:
groovy.lang.MissingPropertyException: No such property: isStreamingGameOfThronesEnabled for class: com.netflix.glisten.impl.local.ScopedTriesThis is due to the scoping hierarchy built at runtime. Refering to the getter and setter methods rather than the property seems like it would work, but still does not. You will get out the value that you put in unless you are in the exact same scope.