Why am I Receiving a 404 Error When Trying to Schedule a Pipedream Workflow with New-Scheduled Tasks Source?

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other still unreplied/unsolved issue is about new-scheduled tasks source for scheduling pipedream workflow from other pipedream workflow; I did everything as described in documentation, but still getting Error - Request failed with status code 404: {“error”:“record not found”} in the source logs when trying to send http-request to it to create a schedule, wondering if the source itself is not functioning already (last update was loong time ago) - investigated that with pi-bot earlier and came to a conclusion that there is some issue with the source, could you please check & fix that? Would be really helpful

or maybe there is some workaround for that for now? it might be really useful feature for me

Thanks, I’ll look into this too. Can you tell me more about the use case for triggering scheduled tasks?

sorry for the late reply, here is the link to the thread where I tried to solve that with bot, it contains all the details: Slack

any updates on that? actually working at the moment (this is pretty urgent for me) on automation that requires this kind of scheduling/unscheduling workflow from another workflow, and now missing this feature because of that

yes, I was just talking about this with yesterday and we’re working with the team to address.

Michael — this source also uses the subscriptions API to schedule emits, and I think we also just need to make sure this passes the workspace_id param in the create subscription API request like for the others and it should work.

any updates on that?

We’re still investigating, and trying to get the root cause. We will keep you posted on this thread!

Can you try to create the source again once more? This should be fixed.

I created a source and tested with built-in ‘helper’ action that schedules task in X seconds - it worked fine! will write keep you posted, planning to manually write code that uses the /schedule endpoint to see how it works directly from the code, without pre-built ui ‘helpers’ steps

glad to hear, thanks