I am currently using FEEL built in list functions, specifically max and min. It works fine when all values exist i.e. are not null, but when a value is null it cannot execute.
Example: max(null, 0.5, 0.5)
has error of: ValNull is not allowed ValList(List(ValNull, ValNumber(0.5), ValNumber(0.5))) is not comparable
I would expect the default behaviour to just ignore null values and compare any of the remaining values…
List maintains a list of object references. Object references can either be a reference to a valid, extant object, or null to indicate that they don’t currently contain an object reference.
If you try to invoke methods/variables on that resulted null , then you run into exception.
I see your point and agree that it would be handy. But according to the DMN spec, I don’t think that this expectation is correct. The function min()/max() expects a non-empty list of comparable items. But null is not comparable.