Where can a developer set the rule fail level when creating a context rule?

When creating a context rule, the rule fail level can be set within the rule set. This is crucial because the rule set provides a structure for organizing and managing the various rules that govern the behavior of the application. The fail level determines the severity of a rule's failure, informing the system how to handle situations when rules do not meet the expected criteria. This control allows developers to specify whether a failure should simply trigger a warning, halt further processing, or result in an error, enabling more robust decision-making within the application.

The other contexts such as context mapping, rule engine, and property sets serve different purposes. Context mapping is typically about defining the relationships and mappings within the data structure, while the rule engine is responsible for executing the rules defined in different rule sets. Property sets would contain various properties of the rules, rather than specifically dictating the fail levels. Thus, within the framework of rule creation, the rule set is the appropriate context in which to define the fail level.