Part V - But How Does the Machine Wait for Something That Happens Later?
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Our shipping transition now considers more than the order’s status. It requires a valid paid order and a supported delivery address. The operation that changes the order and the function that lists available actions consult the same transition definition. That works because the address guard can an…
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Part V - But How Does the Machine Wait for Something That Happens Later?
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