Hi everyone, apologizes first for the English skills.
I' will try my best to explain my issue.
I created a workflow triggered by a Monday.com webhook (event : on item name changed)
This renames also a Sheet file in Google Drive.
I find all rows in a Monday board where names matches previous value
Then im using an iterator to run a foreach loop : Rename every row to target value.
Untill there everything goes well.
I run a test on a case where i have 3 instances with same name in a Monday board, and one file in a Drive folder.
I change the first one name's, and the two other got their name updated aswell, so is the Sheet file, right.
But then I checked my workflow history and i saw 3 new lines : 1 Succes and two partial fails.
Here's my issue, while the loop is running, the webhook is called everytime this happens, generating as many runs as items renamed.
So i would need to have to ability to stop listening to the webhook since the workflow has not finished iterating jobs.
Or create a rule that does not allow tu run multiple instances of this workflow simultaneously, with no queue, killing other threads.
Ideas are welcome !
I' will try my best to explain my issue.
I created a workflow triggered by a Monday.com webhook (event : on item name changed)
This renames also a Sheet file in Google Drive.
I find all rows in a Monday board where names matches previous value
Then im using an iterator to run a foreach loop : Rename every row to target value.
Untill there everything goes well.
I run a test on a case where i have 3 instances with same name in a Monday board, and one file in a Drive folder.
I change the first one name's, and the two other got their name updated aswell, so is the Sheet file, right.
But then I checked my workflow history and i saw 3 new lines : 1 Succes and two partial fails.
Here's my issue, while the loop is running, the webhook is called everytime this happens, generating as many runs as items renamed.
So i would need to have to ability to stop listening to the webhook since the workflow has not finished iterating jobs.
Or create a rule that does not allow tu run multiple instances of this workflow simultaneously, with no queue, killing other threads.
Ideas are welcome !