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When an observable is included in an Indicator, each of the property fields should have a condition attribute set. We probably wouldn't be able to catch every instance of this (in particular if an observable is referenced via @idref but might be able to catch a bunch.
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This was implemented in some capacity in 9d0b7f0. It doesn't handle multiple levels of referencing--only dereferencing Observable @idref attributes on Observables held within an Indicator instance.
Does not:
Dereference Observables referenced from within other Observables
Does not dereference Objects, Actions, Events, etc.
When an observable is included in an Indicator, each of the property fields should have a condition attribute set. We probably wouldn't be able to catch every instance of this (in particular if an observable is referenced via
@idref
but might be able to catch a bunch.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: