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When utilizing the "get catalogue variables" flow action, the flow does not save and the processing modal remains active Flow Designer - warning message appears when no related piece changes, on save Flow does not save and process modal never goes away when using "get catalog variables" flow action
Create a new Flow Designer Design's flow (e.g. Name=aFlow) Add a TRIGGER Created / Table=Incident Add action that contains an output pill e.g. "Wait For Condition" and drop trigger's (Incident Record) pill onto the record field Add action that can use the output pill e.g. "Log" and drop the Wait For Condition's (State) pill into the message field Click Save Modify the Wait For Condition to use a condition of "Active" "is" "True" Without clicking the [Done] button, click the [Save] button. PROBLEM: A warning popup appears notifying you that the pill will be deleted (which it won't) EXPECTED: The warning does not appear. Click Cancel Note: You can confirm that this persists by clicking [Save] again, then [Cancel] Click the Done button Save NOTICE that the warning does not appear, since it should never have appeared in the first place To recreate, change the Condition to something else (like Active is FALSE) then [Save], [OK], and notice that the deletion indicated in the warning does not occur. Note that I confirmed this behavior in London, using the Look Up Record action rather than Wait For Condition (which did not have an output pill then).
Close the component first, then save, the message does not appear For relief, click done on the "get catalog variables" flow action, and then click activate This problem has been Fixed. If you are able to upgrade, review the Fixed In section to determine the latest version with a permanent fix your instance can be upgraded to.
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