Automatic refactoring
Tech preview When automatic
refactoring is enabled, common updates are automatically propagated to other decision artifacts.
About this task
With automatic refactoring on:
- Decision diagrams, business rules, and decision tables are refactored when:
- A data type is renamed.
- A composite type attribute is renamed.
- An enumeration value is renamed.
- The verbalization of a composite type or an attribute is updated.
- Business rules and decision tables are refactored when:
- The gender of an attribute is updated.
- The verbalization of a variable is updated.
- Data sets in the Run tab are refactored when changes are made to the data model, such as renaming an existing data type.
- JSON names are refactored when you set an attribute as a list.
- Group IDs and package names are refactored when the group ID or name of a decision service is updated.
Automatic refactoring needs to be manually enabled for each decision service.
Procedure
To enable automatic refactoring in a decision service:
- Open the Decision services tab on your decision automation page in Decision Designer.
- Click the overflow menu
for your decision service, and select Edit settings. Alternatively, open your decision service, and then click the Decision service settings icon
.
- Enable Automatic refactoring (technical preview) from the options in the window.
- Click Save.