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Call a flow from within another #125
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good idea @gbishop |
If a workflow can trigger another workflow, I think it would make the collection feature kinda pointless. And I need to refactor the code that executes workflow because there's a circular dependency when trying to trigger another workflow. But I'll consider adding this feature |
Yes. Recursion and arbitrary looping would come along as side effects. I just built a pair of flows. One blocks a phone number in the evening and another unblocks it in the morning. The flows begin with the same long sequence to login. Splitting login out into its own flow would have been great. |
This would be a really great feature! We also have a lot of steps we need to do every time. Maybe a quick win for such a case would be a duplicate button for flows? @Kholid060 If duplicate is an option I can do it and open a PR |
@Kholid060 Thx for this fast implementation! |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I see I can call multiple flows from Collections but I want to trigger a sequence of flows at a specific time.
Describe the solution you'd like
What I'd like is the ability to trigger a flow at a time, then have it trigger another flow, which could then trigger another. This would make reusing flows easy like subroutines.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Collections are almost what I need but I don't see how to control when they trigger.
Additional context
Very neat extension!
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