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how do i delete custom actions created on Pipedream’s UI?
To delete custom actions that you’ve created in the Pipedream UI, you can follow these steps: 1. Navigate to the workflow where the custom action is used. 2. Click on the step that contains the custom action to open its settings. 3. Look for a delete or remove option within the step settings to remove the custom action from the workflow. If you’re looking to delete the custom action from your account entirely (not just from a single workflow), currently, Pipedream does not provide a direct way to delete custom actions or code steps from the UI once they’ve been created. However, you can overwrite the custom action with new code or repurpose it for another task. If you need further assistance or have specific issues, you can reach out for more support at Pipedream Support.
what about deleting the custom action from my account entirely, but instead using the CLI?
To delete a custom action from your account using the Pipedream CLI, you can use the pd delete command. Here’s a step-by-step guide: 1. Open your terminal or command prompt. 2. Run the pd delete command followed by the ID or name of the action you want to delete. For example: sh pd delete <ACTION-ID> Replace <ACTION-ID> with the actual ID or name of the custom action you wish to delete. For more details on the CLI command reference, you can visit Pipedream CLI command reference.
where do i find the ID of the custom action
To find the ID of a custom action you’ve created in Pipedream, you should be able to locate it within the Pipedream UI. When you select an action in your workflow, the action’s ID is typically part of the URL in your browser’s address bar. Additionally, if you’ve published your action, you can find it by navigating to the My Actions section when adding a new step to your workflow. Here’s how you can find the ID of your custom action: 1. Open your Pipedream workflow. 2. Click on the step that contains the custom action. 3. Look at the URL in your browser’s address bar. The custom action ID is usually the last part of the URL when you’re editing the action. If you’re having trouble locating the ID or need further assistance, please don’t hesitate to visit Pipedream’s support page.
the last part of the URL is the same no matter which custom action I click on, so this doesn’t seem right…
It seems like you’re encountering an issue with the URLs for custom actions in Pipedream. To better assist you, could you please provide more details about the problem? Specifically: - What are the URLs that you’re seeing, and how do they differ from what you expect? - Are you referring to URLs within the Pipedream UI or in another context? - Can you describe the steps you’re taking that lead to seeing these URLs? With this information, I can provide more targeted assistance or direct you to the appropriate resources. If you need immediate help from the Pipedream support team, you can also visit https://pipedream.com/support.
Can anyone from Pipedream take a look at this?
is there a place to find all my custom actions I published from the Pipedream UI?
To find all the custom actions you’ve published from the Pipedream UI, you should visit your Pipedream dashboard. Custom actions that you’ve published are typically available in your account for reuse in other workflows. Here’s how you can find them: 1. Log in to your Pipedream account. 2. Go to the Actions section in the dashboard. 3. Look for a section or tab that lists your custom actions. If you’re unable to find your custom actions or need further assistance, you can reach out for more support at https://pipedream.com/support.
where can i manage my privately published components?
there is no Actions section in the dashboard. Do you mean the Components section?
Yes, that’s correct. In the Pipedream dashboard, the section where you can find and use pre-built components, such as triggers and actions, is labeled “Components.” This is where you can search for and add various components to your workflows. If you’re looking for a specific action to perform with an app or service, you would navigate to the Components section and search for the app or the specific action you need.
here’s the docs link for that: Overview
Not sure if you can see the Components section in your dashboard since it’s tagged as beta, could you confirm?
i do see it now thank you