`semantic[entity]`

Not exactly one named ENTITIES block, or not the entity the caller expects.

A contract decides over one record of facts, so CONTEXT holds exactly one ENTITIES block, and it is named. Callers can also require a specific entity name with the entity validation option.

Example

Through compileSource

CONTRACT Claim {
  ENFORCEMENT_MODE: enforced
  CONTEXT {
    ENTITIES {
      count: int
      region: string
      ready: bool
      ratio: float
    }
    CONSTANTS {
      zero: int == 0 [SOURCE:POLICY]
      cap: int == 25 [SOURCE:POLICY]
    }
  }
  TRIGGER {
    grant()
  }
  GUARANTEE {
    ENSURE grant() WHEN Request.ready == true [SOURCE:must_be_ready]
  }
  PROHIBITION {
    FORBID grant WHEN Request.count > cap [SOURCE:over_cap]
  }
}

rejected semantic[entity] at 3:3 wrong facts entity

Fix

Through compileSource

CONTRACT Claim {
  ENFORCEMENT_MODE: enforced
  CONTEXT {
    ENTITIES Request {
      count: int
      region: string
      ready: bool
      ratio: float
    }
    CONSTANTS {
      zero: int == 0 [SOURCE:POLICY]
      cap: int == 25 [SOURCE:POLICY]
    }
  }
  TRIGGER {
    grant()
  }
  GUARANTEE {
    ENSURE grant() WHEN Request.ready == true [SOURCE:must_be_ready]
  }
  PROHIBITION {
    FORBID grant WHEN Request.count > cap [SOURCE:over_cap]
  }
}

accepted