Release 1.13

November 19, 2024

What's New?

Aggregation in Loop Node Functionality 

This release introduces an optional aggregation feature to the existing Loop Node. You can now accumulate and transform data across iterations, improving usability and performance of loops.

Key Features

• Data Aggregation

  You can now aggregate data within loop iterations. It allows more complex data manipulations and calculations directly during the loop process. 
  Data manipulation and calculations were possible during the loop process earlier, too, but now we can accumulate the data for use in subsequent nodes.

• Enhanced Efficiency

  The new aggregation capabilities streamline workflows, making it easier to handle large data sets without the need for additional processing steps outside the loop.

Benefits

• Previous Iteration Access

  You can now access and utilize data from all prior iterations collectively for improved data management. Previously, only the outcome of the last iteration was accessible.

• Mapped Results

  At the end of the loop, You receive a list of items mapped from the selected node.

Workflow Trigger Node Enhancement

The Workflow Trigger Node now includes a new "wait-for" feature. Previously, workflow executions were not used to wait for a triggered execution to finish. With this enhancement, the Workflow Trigger Node will wait for the triggered workflow to finish before proceeding with the subsequent steps.

With the introduction of the wait-for functionality, the output of the last node of the triggered workflow is now accessible in the output of the Workflow Trigger Node. This change allows you to utilize the results from the triggered workflow directly in the following nodes of the triggering workflow, streamlining the overall process.

Benefits

• Improved workflow coordination and data flow between triggered workflows and their triggers.

• Enhanced flexibility in designing workflows by allowing access to the results of the triggered process workflow execution instead of process immediately.

Workflow Error Handling Enhancement

You can now enable the setting 'Continue to next step even if workflow failed' within the Workflow Trigger Node. This feature allows workflows to proceed to subsequent steps even if the triggered workflow encounters an error. 

Earlier, if an error occurred in the triggered workflow, the Workflow Trigger Node would also fail, halting the entire process workflow execution. With this new option, users have flexibility in managing workflow execution and handling errors.