follow is a bit misleading such as that it looks like it bounds somehow to the object. but it's actually not. by default follow() is canceled automatically when any other rule matches. if a code logs something matching between the rule that started the follow and the follow actually hits, that follow will be canceled silently.
hence, the auto-cancel condition should be more sophisticated.
follow is a bit misleading such as that it looks like it bounds somehow to the object. but it's actually not. by default follow() is canceled automatically when any other rule matches. if a code logs something matching between the rule that started the follow and the follow actually hits, that follow will be canceled silently.
hence, the auto-cancel condition should be more sophisticated.