- 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.
Introduce plugin/<id> installs (zip, HTTPS git, example, fork),
jerapah-plugin.json manifests with jerapah semver ranges, isolated
plugin dirs under data/plugins, and app version 0.1.0. Core scripts
are non-editable; get-current-time moves to examples/plugins.
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.
- Added functionality to duplicate workflows via a new API endpoint, allowing users to create copies of existing workflows with modified names and owners.
- Introduced utility functions for managing workflow filenames and ensuring unique names for duplicates.
- Created a user interface component for duplicating workflows, including validation for existing files and owner changes.
- Enhanced existing workflows to support the new duplication feature, ensuring seamless integration with the current workflow management system.
This update significantly improves user experience by enabling efficient workflow management and organization.
- 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 a new `send-gmail` workflow for sending emails via Gmail SMTP, with configurable parameters for recipients, subject, and body content.
- Added a `test-send-gmail` workflow to facilitate testing the email sending functionality with sample data.
- Implemented a `track` workflow to monitor Gojek trips, enhancing the server's capabilities for tracking and notifications.
- Updated the workflow management interface to include new workflows and improved organization of existing scripts.
Co-authored-by: Nasyarobby Putra <nasyarobby@gmail.com>
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