Saga addUntil return types

When the rule is set to active (either by absence of addWhen saga or when it was added by addWhen saga) and a addUntil saga was defined, the saga begins. It can resolve one of the following strings:

• RECREATE_RULE: All running executions will be canceled. When a addWhen saga exists the rule will be set to inactive and the addWhen saga starts
• RECREATE_RULE_BEFORE: All running executions will be canceled. When a addWhen saga exists the rule will be set to inactive and the addWhen saga starts before the last yielded action happens (Sounds crazy, but you can read how this works).
• REMOVE_RULE: The rule is set to inactive and will never be set to active again
• REMOVE_RULE_BEFORE The rule is set to inactive and will never be set to active again before the last yielded action happens. If the rule has a target that is the same as the last yielded action it won't react to it
• REAPPLY_ADD_UNTIL: The addUntil saga starts again
• ABORT: The rule will stay active forever
• READD_RULE: All running executions will be canceled. When a addWhen saga exists it won't be called (rule stays active)
• READD_RULE_BEFORE: All running executions will be canceled before the last yielded action happens