Assistance Needed with Child Workflow Caching Issue in BuildShip
I have encountered an issue with workflow execution that I need assistance with.
I have created a parent workflow that incorporates a child workflow, which is used in three different places within the parent workflow. However, I’ve observed that when the child workflow executes for the first time, it caches the data. As a result, when the child workflow runs for the second and subsequent occurrences with different inputs, it still returns the result from the first execution.
Could you please provide guidance on how to resolve this caching issue to ensure the child workflow processes new inputs correctly for each occurrence? Any insights or configuration adjustments to prevent this behavior would be greatly appreciated.
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It seems that the issue with your workflow might relate to caching behavior of executions. Unfortunately, the specific details on handling cached results in BuildShip workflows weren't identified in the documentation I searched, which may involve elements not exposed here.
To address this issue, you can consider the following general strategies:
1. Unique Execution Context: Ensure that each execution of the child workflow is triggered with a unique context or identifier. This can help prevent any unintended reuse of previous data.
2. Variable Reset: Make sure that all variables in the child workflow are reset or initialized as needed before the workflow execution starts. This will ensure fresh data for each execution instance.
3. Check API and Node Settings: If applicable, ensure that the settings for any nodes or API calls within the workflow explicitly allow overriding or resetting cached results.
4. Debugging and Logging: Utilize logging within your workflow to trace values and pinpoint exactly where the caching might be affecting execution. This can guide you to make targeted adjustments.
For more specific configuration or advanced troubleshooting, you may want to reach out via the BuildShip in-app support for personalized assistance, especially if the above strategies do not resolve the problem .
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