By default, when is a local variable refreshed when using a!localVariables( )?
By default, when is a local variable refreshed when using a!localVariables( )?
Local variables defined within the a!localVariables() function in Appian are refreshed by default when any referenced variable within the value configuration changes. This means that the state of local variables is automatically updated whenever there is a change in the variables they depend on.
C ???
Yes you are right, correct answer is option C.
Answer is D. It never refreshes
In Appian, when using a!localVariables(), local variables are refreshed by default when any referenced variable changes. Therefore, the correct option is C.
According to the documentation, local variables are not automatically refreshed, and will retain their initial value until they are updated through user interaction or some other means. The a!localVariables() function is used to access the current value of a local variable within the context of an interface, and does not trigger a refresh of the variable. So my previous answer is incorrect. It should be letter D.
Correct answer is C
By default if local variable has no dependency it never refreshes, but when it has dependency it refreshes when reference variable changes.
According to the documentation: By default, all variables defined within the a!localVariables() function refresh when a referenced variable in the value configuration changes.