Stopped passing outputs into executeContract and treating it as the beginning of the execution boundary

core/execution/executioncontract.py

@@ -3,20 +3,16 @@ from core.execution.operation import buildOperation
 from core.execution.monitor import buildMonitor
 #from core.runtime import manageFailure
 from core.execution.recursive import buildRecursive
-#from core.runtime.createruntime import outputs
-
-def executeContract(module, outputs):
-    #print(outputs)
+from core.runtime.createruntime import outputs
 
+def executeContract(module):
 
     if module.kind == "operation":
-
         responses = buildOperation(module, outputs)
         
         return responses
 
     elif module.kind == "action":
-
         response = buildAction(module, outputs)
 
         return response

core/execution/lifecyclemanager/lifecyclemanager.py

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ def manageLifecycle(module):
         while lifecycles[module.name]["mode"] == "continuous":
             lifecycles[module.name]["state"] = "active"
 
-            response = executeContract(module, outputs)
+            executeContract(module)
 
             if lifecycle_log:
                 print(f"{module.name} thread {lifecycles[module.name][module.name]} running in {lifecycles[module.name]['mode']} mode")
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ def manageLifecycle(module):
             print(f"{module.name} thread {lifecycles[module.name][module.name]} running in {lifecycles[module.name]['mode']} mode")
             print(lifecycles)
 
-        response = executeContract(module, outputs)
+        response = executeContract(module)
 
         lifecycles[module.name]["state"] = "stopped"