Enabling / Disabling a Workflow
Disabling a workflow will prevent any future executions and will also terminate any instances that are currently executing. If the trigger on the workflow is a WebHook or an application connection, then a HTTP 520 status code will be returned along with the following error:
{"message":"An unknown error occurred.","status":520,"name":"UnknownError"}
To disable a workflow, simply follow these steps:
- Open the App containing your workflow and then click on the Workflows menu item.
- Click on the Red shield next to the workflow to disable it.
- To enable the workflow follow the same steps as above but click the Green shield.
Deleting a Workflow
You can delete a workflow which you no longer require. When you delete a workflow it will not delete any referenced templates or other workflows. The deletion of a workflow will terminate any instances that are currently running and cannot be undone.
To delete a workflow, follow these steps:
- Open the App containing your workflow and then click on the Workflows menu item.
- Click on the red bin next to the workflow you want to delete.
- On the Delete Workflow confirmation dialog, click Delete and the workflow will be deleted.
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