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For instance if I have some rule rule <k> foo bar => baz </k> <barList> bars </barList> and I only want to heat the rule when bar is in my list bars I believe I would add either requires bar in bars or when bar in bars. I've been using when as my go-to without issue but reading the K manual pending documentation it seems like requires may be preferred for this. Both seem to mean "only heat this rule if this condition is met" so I'm unclear on what the difference between requires and when is as well as in which circumstances to use which. Thanks!

ALee
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when and requires are synonyms, but when is considered deprecated, so use requires instead.

ehildenb
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