- Implemented a migration process to move resources from the legacy owner "default" to the new default owner "local", ensuring no data loss during the transition.
- Updated configuration reference handling to replace legacy `$VAR_`, `$SECRET_`, and `$CONTEXT_` prefixes with mustache-style `{{ vars.name }}`, `{{ secrets.name }}`, and `{{ context.name }}`.
- Enhanced YAML configuration files and scripts to reflect the new mustache syntax, improving consistency across the application.
- Added tests to validate the migration process and ensure proper handling of legacy references.
- Updated documentation to guide users on the new configuration reference format.
Consolidate format helpers under lib/format, split React Query hooks by domain, extract AuthPicker/ConfigRefHint and HTTP trigger routing, demote file-private exports, and move KV/secrets/variables/profiles/http-auths stores under src/stores with root re-exports.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Share profile merge, workflow filename/path helpers, HTTP_METHODS (with OPTIONS), and isPlainObject so web and server stop drifting. Core script sandboxes keep local isPlainObject copies.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Profiles store script + default config per owner. Workflow steps reference
them with profile:, overlay keys win, and the UI marks overrides. Profile
name is immutable after create so YAML refs stay stable.
Co-authored-by: Nasyarobby Putra <nasyarobby@gmail.com>
- Introduced `disableOnConsecutiveFailures` option in workflow triggers to automatically disable workflows after reaching a specified failure threshold.
- Updated related functions to handle the new feature, including persistence of the disabled state and reloading of registries.
- Enhanced UI components to support the new option, allowing users to toggle the auto-disable feature in the workflow configuration.
Enqueue HTTP, cron, and manual runs via Redis/BullMQ; workers execute
asynchronously with configurable concurrency. Triggers return 202 and
clients poll GET /api/runs/:id for progress (queued → running → done).
Co-authored-by: Nasyarobby Putra <nasyarobby@gmail.com>
- Updated all instances of `triggerWorkflow` to `onFailureWorkflow` across the codebase to improve clarity and consistency in naming.
- Adjusted related logic in workflow configurations and UI components to reflect the new naming convention.
- Enhanced error messages and documentation to align with the updated terminology.
This change aims to provide a clearer understanding of the workflow's failure handling mechanism.
- Updated environment variable names from JERAPAH_FLOW_* to JFLOW_* for consistency and clarity.
- Adjusted database path handling in knexfile.js to reflect the new variable naming.
- Modified logging and retention days configurations to use the new variable names.
- Ensured that the JWT secret and secrets key checks are aligned with the new naming convention.
- Updated workflow test storage prefix to match the new project branding.
This refactor enhances the clarity of environment variable usage and aligns with the project's rebranding efforts.
- Added a new module for parsing and resolving configuration references, supporting `$SECRET_`, `$KV_`, and `$CONTEXT_` prefixes.
- Implemented functions to handle the resolution of these references within workflow contexts, enhancing the flexibility of configuration management.
- Updated existing workflows and scripts to utilize the new config reference resolution, improving data handling and context management.
- Introduced a smoke test to validate the functionality of the config reference system, ensuring robustness and reliability.
This update significantly enhances the ability to manage dynamic configurations within workflows, improving overall usability and maintainability.
- Introduced a new contract for script returns, requiring an object with `output`, `context`, and `skipRemaining` fields.
- Refactored existing scripts to align with the new return structure, ensuring compatibility with the updated context management.
- Added utility functions for normalizing context and step results, improving the handling of script execution context.
- Updated various scripts (e.g., fetch-binary, fetch-html, fetch-http) to return structured output and context, enhancing data flow and usability.
- Improved error handling for script returns, ensuring clearer feedback when invalid structures are returned.
This update significantly enhances the flexibility and clarity of script interactions within workflows.
- Introduced new HTTP authentication and page management APIs, allowing for the creation, retrieval, updating, and deletion of HTTP auth profiles and pages.
- Added validation for auth and page fields to ensure proper configuration and error handling.
- Implemented a mechanism for resolving auth credentials from various sources, including inline definitions, KV store, and secrets.
- Enhanced workflow validation to include checks for HTTP triggers, ensuring proper auth and response configurations.
- Updated the web interface to include new routes for managing HTTP auth profiles and pages, improving user experience and accessibility.
- Added a new KV store API with endpoints for querying namespaces and key-value pairs.
- Introduced fingerprinting functionality to hash and manage data fingerprints, allowing for efficient change detection.
- Enhanced existing scripts to utilize the new fingerprinting capabilities, enabling conditional execution based on data changes.
- Updated the web interface to include a dedicated KV page for managing key-value entries and displaying their details.
- Improved overall user experience with pagination and search capabilities in the KV management interface.
- Introduced a new script for fetching RSS feeds, allowing workflows to process and transform feed data using JSONata.
- Updated workflow configuration to include a new RSS feed script, enhancing the capabilities of existing workflows.
- Enhanced the workflow management API to support enabling and disabling workflows dynamically.
- Improved UI components to reflect the new workflow features, including enabling/disabling workflows and displaying their statuses.
- Added support for wildcard filtering in workflow queries, improving the flexibility of workflow management.
- Added support for triggering workflows via a new triggerWorkflow function, allowing for fire-and-forget execution of workflows with optional data transformation using JSONata.
- Introduced a $workflows API in the script sandbox for accessing workflow triggers.
- Enhanced existing script execution functions to accommodate the new workflow triggering capabilities.
- Updated workflow-mermaid.js and WorkflowsPage to reflect the new workflow type in labels for better clarity.
- Added SCRUNNER_SECRETS_KEY to README as a required variable for production.
- Implemented redaction of sensitive information in logs across various components.
- Enhanced script execution functions to include an owner parameter for better secret management.
- Introduced a secrets API in the script sandbox for retrieving and managing secrets.
- Updated UI components to support owner selection for script execution and secret management.
- Refactored step execution logic to introduce runCompiledStep for improved clarity and functionality.
- Added support for "set" steps, allowing context manipulation using JSONata expressions.
- Implemented evaluateJsonata and isJsonataTruthy functions for evaluating conditions and expressions.
- Updated workflow parsing to handle new step types and validation rules.
- Enhanced logging and error handling for skipped steps and invalid configurations.
- Modified UI components to reflect new step types and statuses, including "skipped".
- Introduced compileWorkflowScripts function to parse and validate workflow scripts, supporting both linear and DAG execution modes.
- Added runLinearSteps and runDagSteps functions for executing compiled workflows based on their structure.
- Updated createRegistry function to utilize the new workflow compilation and execution logic.
- Enhanced script sandbox with meta extraction and instantiation capabilities for better script management.
- Improved API endpoints to return script metadata and handle errors more effectively.
- Removed deprecated scripts and updated workflows to reflect new structure and functionality.
- Introduced a new server package with Fastify for handling API requests and workflows.
- Implemented user authentication and authorization with JWT and cookie management.
- Added endpoints for managing workflows, runs, and user accounts.
- Established a dashboard for monitoring workflow status and statistics.
- Included a script sandbox for executing user-defined scripts securely.
- Updated README with setup instructions and API documentation.
- Configured database migrations for user management.
- Enhanced logging capabilities for better traceability.
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