Tagged: subroutines
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clear filterCreating a subroutine
Step-by-step process for building a new subroutine, including configuring input triggers, adding actions, defining output fields, and saving with a name and description.
Comparing Versions
View changes between automation and subroutine versions using visual diff comparisons, comparing the latest version against earlier versions or any two saved versions.
Automations
Foundational concepts for the APIANT automation platform, including automations, triggers, actions, apps, and the automation editor used to build workflows.
Deleting a subroutine
Remove subroutines from your automation project using the right-click context menu in the catalog, with built-in protection against deleting referenced subroutines.
Automatic Error Retries
Configures which errors trigger automatic retries with exponential backoff scheduling up to eight attempts, primarily for transient HTTP and communication failures in transaction modules.
Download subroutine XML
Export a subroutine's XML definition to diagnose field mapping issues and inspect the underlying structure of your assembly components.
Edit description
Modify subroutine descriptions in the catalog by right-clicking the subroutine and selecting edit description, which then appear as tooltips when hoveling over items.
Sorting the list
Organize your automations list by name, ID, or runtime references to find specific automations and visualize parent-child relationships between automations and subroutines.
Executing a subroutine
Configure and call subroutines from automation workflows by selecting the execute subroutine action, choosing a subroutine, mapping input fields, and accessing output values in subsequent steps.
Export subroutine
Download a subroutine as a file for transfer to another system, available to users with Export permission.
Obtain a subroutine's UUID
Subroutines have unique identifiers that can be copied to your clipboard through a right-click context menu option for use in API calls and integrations.
Share a subroutine
How to grant other accounts access to your private subroutines using the Share option and permission controls.
Stop sharing a subroutine
Revoke access to private subroutines by stopping sharing with all accounts at once or selectively removing specific account permissions.
Subroutine references
Find which automations and subroutines call a specific subroutine by accessing the References option from the catalog right-click menu.
Tagging a subroutine
Assign one or more tags to subroutines via right-click menu, then search and filter subroutines by their tags for easier organization and discovery.
Subroutines
Reusable automation logic blocks with defined inputs and outputs that reduce diagram complexity and allow shared functionality across multiple automations.
Testing a subroutine
Execute subroutines independently by right-clicking in the catalog, entering input values, and viewing the graphical execution history instantly.
Versions
Subroutine versions track all saved iterations of a subroutine, allowing you to open previous versions or compare them with the latest version to review changes.
View a subroutine's created and last edited dates
Access a subroutine's creation and last modified timestamps through the Properties option in the right-click context menu.
View execution history
View detailed execution logs for a subroutine by accessing its history from the catalog, including timestamps, status, and performance data for each run.
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