Matthew - Anyone else having the issue when the...
Anyone else having the issue when they copy a node in a branch it goes away?
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Ticket Number #363065
This is causing a major issue within my app and has delay project for a customer
I have tried loggin in on around 4 different devices, 3 different wifi networks, 2 browser and cleared system cache mulitple times.
Can we please get this looked at?! @Gaurav Chadha @Harini
Hi @Matthew we will check on this right away and get back to you, haven’t seen this happen before.
Hi @Matthew, On checking your shared workflow, it is exceeding the Firestore limit, in simple terms, the workflow is very large, if you delete one of your branch it will then add the new node.
Instead, I highly recommend you split your workflow *(move node from parent workflow and add them into a new workflow to reference it from there) *and use the Execute BuildShip Workflow node and call some part of your via another workflow, you can refer to these docs for more info on how to use the BuildShip execute workflow node - https://docs.buildship.com/core-nodes/execute-workflow.
Didn’t realize the paid plans had a limit on how big a workflow could be. This causes a big issue and going to now make me have to reconfigure a lot. No way we can make this fixed?
@Gaurav Chadha So i added a new workflow for all my chats and i have about 7 branches and its now doing the same thing. This has been minimzied greatly and its still going on
Everything after the 8th branch goes away, this is an essential part of the app
can you add an execute workflow node after the 6th branch and take the below nodes in a new workflow.
also can you share your updated flow, I can check and optimize
I found a way around it but sadly it didnt work the original way
But i have a question....If i wanted to run an openai streaming and groq streaming could i output both of these values via api in one workflow and it work?
yeah, this is possible, but you'll have to output one after another stream response via custom output or a custom node.