Abbas Cyclewala

@taskinozdemir Thanks for the information. As I mentioned earlier 0 as cache limit might not work. You could use a smaller limit (let say

can you provide me details on how you pass inputs to RulesEngine? Also can you try if `AutoRegisterInputType = false` in ReSettings helps mitigate the issue?

@solutions-simplified I assume your `customer` input is of Type `Customer`. There is a bug in our dependent lib where if the names are same for input and type(even if case...

Can you share the version of RulesEngine you are using ? Also `string.Equals(object1.Name,"SAM")` should be case sensitive. Let me know if this works.

@jhpetersen this issue is related to #727 If Type name is the same as the input parameter name, it gives Type precedence. Workaround is using different name for input from...

Hi All, I am no longer part of Microsoft and due to my current employment can no longer contribute to this project. I did contact folks at Microsoft but haven't...

@asulwer First off all great work! it seems you are determined to take it forward. Just a couple of advice: - RulesEngine traditionally has been conservative towards making breaking changes,...

@asulwer On the contrary, I want some to take it forward. I believe it is a great project and dont want it to die like this. I have been trying...

Couple of things I would like to add from my side- 1. We should ideally converge to a fork which is more active and well maintained. The reason things got...