Select Workflows from the menu. To create a new workflow, click the plus icon in the Workflows navigation tree. The grid icon will change the navigation tree to sorted flat view.
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Field | Required | Description |
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Active | Yes | Whether this property is active or not. Defaults to Yes. |
Code | Yes | The name of the property. |
Display Name | No | |
Property Scope | Yes | Whether the property scope is Environment Instance or Project. Default is Environment Instance. |
Description | No | A description for the property. |
Datatype | Yes | The property's data type. Default is String. |
Subtype | No | Reserved for future use. |
Required | Yes | Whether the property is required or not. Defaults to Yes. |
Encrypted | Whether the property is encrypted or not. Encrypted property values will not display on the screen or be readable in any of the logs. Default is No. | |
Display Details | ||
| No | |
| No | |
| No | |
| No | |
Validation Details | ||
| No | |
| No | |
| No | |
| No | |
| No | |
| No | |
Updated By | N/A | The user who last updated the property (read-only). |
Updated On | N/A | The date/time in which the property was last updated (read-only). |
Actions | N/A |
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To add a new step to the workflow, drag a workflow or plugin operation onto the workflow editor and drop it on the arrow located between the two steps where you want to place it. Configure the fields in the subsequent workflow step editor and click the OK button to save. See subsequent sections for specific instructions pertaining to each workflow operation type.
Lookup Script Variables
Many workflow steps allow the user to enter expressions, often these expressions require using varibles, inputs or properties, but it can be difficult to remember the exact variable, input ot property. Just click on the Lookup Script Variables icon:
The following window will open. As you type the script variable, it will filter the entire list of available inputs, properties, and variables to only those that contain the string you entered. Press the Copy and Return button to make the variable name be available to past into the expression.
Assign
The Assign step provides the ability to assign a value to a workflow variable. Drag the Assign workflow operation onto the workflow editor, and configure its parameters as depicted in the table below.
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