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Select a flow-run.Completed event from the events feed -> click the three dots -> Automate
This produces an automation form with the "Flow run state" trigger type, visually implying the created automation will trigger whenever the flow that produced the completed event enters the Completed state. However, the actual JSON looks like this, indicating a filter on a particular flow run:
Consequently, this automation would only fire if the same flow run emitted another completed event.
Version info
this is in the cloud ui
Additional context
The ability to grab the JSON from the UI is commonly used to help users build their first deployment trigger. The fact that this is wrong affects many beginners.
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@taylor-curran this looks correct to me because you specified that the trigger applies specifically to the flow "a-subflow"; if you remove that I think the match_related field will be empty.
kevingrismore
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JSON Trigger doesn't correctly represent the event in automations UI
Selecting "Automate" from a flow-run.<state change> event in the UI creates a misleading automation trigger form
Mar 3, 2025
Bug summary
Select a
flow-run.Completed event
from the events feed -> click the three dots -> AutomateThis produces an automation form with the "Flow run state" trigger type, visually implying the created automation will trigger whenever the flow that produced the completed event enters the Completed state. However, the actual JSON looks like this, indicating a filter on a particular flow run:
Consequently, this automation would only fire if the same flow run emitted another completed event.
Version info
Additional context
The ability to grab the JSON from the UI is commonly used to help users build their first deployment trigger. The fact that this is wrong affects many beginners.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: