I was assuming that a workflow would not do any further actions when an prior action is in error.
A bit of context : I have a workflow with 4 custom code actions.
For example, when the first custom code action throw an error, I was expecting that the workflow would have stopped and would not execute any further actions.
Is it the normal behaviour or am I missing something ?
Given how you present your issue, I imagine your workflow did not stop and the subsequent custom code actions executed ?
If so, I'm also surprised as I had the same asumption.*
I've had a look at the automation API documentation (related to custom workflow actions development) which I imagine is more or less based on the same principle.
This is particularly interesting and I wonder how this can apply to the custom code actions :
I guess you could try to return the hs_execution_state variable in your custom code output to influence how the workflow behaves in case there's an error.
Maybe @dennisedson can help us find an answer ? (Or someone with an answer at least haha)
Best regards,
Ludwig
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