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Allow multiple values for exactly/not predicate#58
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This PR adds the ability to provide multiple values to the `exactly` and `not` predicates. This applies to categorical variables only. The comparison is done using the `isEqual` lodash method, with sorting applied to the values before comparison. This means that the order of the values provided to the predicate does not matter. Architect will need to be updated to produce rules that use this new functionality.
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This PR adds the ability to provide multiple values to the
exactlyandnotpredicates. This applies to categorical variables only.The comparison is done using the
isEquallodash method, with sorting applied to the values before comparison. This means that the order of the values provided to the predicate does not matter.Architect will need to be updated to produce rules that use this new functionality.