Cisco Crosswork Workflow Manager 1.2 Troubleshooting

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Updated:: September 27, 2024

Chapter: Serverless Specification limitations

Serverless Specification limitations
Serverless specification support limitations

Serverless Specification limitations

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Serverless specification support limitations


Limitation	Description
Timeout set in Event State applies to all awaited events in the onEvents group.	In the Event State onEvents section, multiple events can be defined to trigger a set of actions. The timeout set in the Event State is used as a timeout for all awaited events. This means all events should happen within a set timeout, although Severless specification defines a timeout as the time between awaited events.
Event State Exclusiveflag is always true	Due to a bug in Serverless Workflow SDK ver. 2.2.5, the Exclusive flag for the group of onEvents is always set to true . Therefore, even one incoming event in the onEvents group will trigger the group's actions.
Child Workflow Error Handling	Errors that occur in the child workflow cannot be handled in the parent workflow.

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