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When a workflow is removed, not all of its children are removed.
Describe Preferred Solution
You could include in the removal of a workflow the search for children via parent_workflow_id to then be able to remove them together with the connected tasks.
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For example, at this point you could search for all workflows that have the incoming workflowId as parent_workflow_id and delete them by calling the same method
Inspecting the code a bit, the solution could be to store the parent_workflow_id information on the indexes and in case these are active use it to get all the child workflows.
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Describe the Feature Request
When a workflow is removed, not all of its children are removed.
Describe Preferred Solution
You could include in the removal of a workflow the search for children via parent_workflow_id to then be able to remove them together with the connected tasks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: