When configuring Rules in Algolia, it's important to understand how multiple rules interact, especially when they share similar or identical conditions.
Applying multiple conditionless rules
Yes, you can apply more than one rule if those rules are conditionless. This means they do not depend on specific query terms or user context. All matching conditionless rules will be triggered and applied to the search query.
Handling rules with the same condition
However, if you define multiple rules that share the same condition (such as the same pattern, context, or filters), only one of those rules will be applied. This safeguard is in place to prevent rule conflicts and ensure predictable search behavior.
Additional resources
For more information on how to create and manage Rules, refer to the documentation:
Rules Overview – Algolia Documentation