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I'm new to using Grule and have a question regarding rule loading. From what I understand, rules are typically loaded into a library from files such as .grl or JSON files. However, my rules may need to change frequently based on requirements or demands, perhaps every few hours. It's crucial for my program to continuously evaluate the inputs (facts).
I'm wondering if there's a way to update the rules (e.g., modifying a .grl file) and observe the impact of these changes without needing to reload the entire program. Is there a mechanism for the program to be aware of changes in the rules?
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Hello,
I'm new to using Grule and have a question regarding rule loading. From what I understand, rules are typically loaded into a library from files such as .grl or JSON files. However, my rules may need to change frequently based on requirements or demands, perhaps every few hours. It's crucial for my program to continuously evaluate the inputs (facts).
I'm wondering if there's a way to update the rules (e.g., modifying a .grl file) and observe the impact of these changes without needing to reload the entire program. Is there a mechanism for the program to be aware of changes in the rules?
Thank you.
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