Feature: Ability to write rules in a separate assembly

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Feature: Ability to write rules in a separate assembly #19

Closed hegold closed 5 years ago

hegold commented 6 years ago

To get the benefits of a real IDE, unit testing and debugging, it would be nice not to have to have to write code in XML files. An ideal solution might look something like:

[Rule]
[AppliesTo("Task")]
public void HelloWorldRule(IWorkItemExposed self, IWorkItemRepositoryExposed store, ILogger logger)
{
    logger.Log("Hello '{2}', World from {1} #{0}!", self.Id, self.TypeName, self["System.Title"]);
}

<policy name="SomePolicy">
  <ruleRef assembly="HelloWorldRules.dll" />
</policy>

LSTANCZYK commented 6 years ago

For now i created test project where I added all references and use the IDE to author rules, then copy paste to XML. Not ideal but works ok

jessehouwing commented 6 years ago

Can you share that project? I suppose it's helpful for others.

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For now i created test project where I added all references and use the IDE to author rules, then copy paste to XML. Not ideal but works ok

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