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[1.44.x] KOGITO-9971: Adding Data-index with operator use cases (#1839) #14

Closed nmirasch closed 7 months ago

nmirasch commented 7 months ago

(cherry picked from commit 330cb7ad87d9884210ee920b5d58867f62edbeb1)

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