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, how do i pause the workflow that is in the project synced with github
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, how do i pause the workflow that is in the project synced with github
To pause a workflow in a project synced with GitHub, you can use the $.flow.suspend()
function in your code. However, please note that this function will only suspend the workflow when it’s run in production, not during testing. Here’s an example of how to use it: ```
export default defineComponent({ async run({ steps, $ }) { // Your code here $.flow.suspend(); }, });
my workflow hasmultiple steps
my workflow has multiple steps
In a Pipedream workflow with multiple steps, you can pass data between steps using the steps
object. Each step in the workflow is executed linearly, in the order they appear. To access the output of a previous step, you can use steps.step_name.$return_value
, where step_name
is the name of the step you want to reference. Here’s an example of a workflow with multiple steps: // Step 1: Get data from an API (using a code step or an action) // ... // Step 2: Process the data (using a code step) export default defineComponent({ async run({ steps, $ }) { const data = steps.step1.$return_value; // Access the output of step1 // Process the data here // ... }, }); // Step 3: Send the processed data to another service (using a code step or an action) // ...
Remember to replace step1
with the actual name of the step you want to reference.
you have to disable your workflow in a development branch
You need to load the branch then click into the workflow settings to disable the workflow, then merge to production Quickstart - Github Sync