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RuleFailureReason

Details about why a rule failed.

Properties

Name Type Description Notes
campaign_id int The ID of the campaign that contains the rule that failed.
campaign_name str The name of the campaign that contains the rule that failed.
ruleset_id int The ID of the ruleset that contains the rule that failed.
coupon_id int The ID of the coupon that was being evaluated at the time of the rule failure. [optional]
coupon_value str The code of the coupon that was being evaluated at the time of the rule failure. [optional]
referral_id int The ID of the referral that was being evaluated at the time of the rule failure. [optional]
referral_value str The code of the referral that was being evaluated at the time of the rule failure. [optional]
rule_index int The index of the rule that failed within the ruleset.
rule_name str The name of the rule that failed within the ruleset.
condition_index int The index of the condition that failed. [optional]
effect_index int The index of the effect that failed. [optional]
details str More details about the failure. [optional]
evaluation_group_id int The ID of the evaluation group. For more information, see Managing campaign evaluation. [optional]
evaluation_group_mode str The evaluation mode of the evaluation group. For more information, see [Managing campaign evaluation](https://docs.talon.one/docs/product/applications/managing-campaign- [optional]

Example

from talon_one.models.rule_failure_reason import RuleFailureReason

# TODO update the JSON string below
json = "{}"
# create an instance of RuleFailureReason from a JSON string
rule_failure_reason_instance = RuleFailureReason.from_json(json)
# print the JSON string representation of the object
print(RuleFailureReason.to_json())

# convert the object into a dict
rule_failure_reason_dict = rule_failure_reason_instance.to_dict()
# create an instance of RuleFailureReason from a dict
rule_failure_reason_from_dict = RuleFailureReason.from_dict(rule_failure_reason_dict)

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