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Hi @sans712, Thanks for reaching out. I am always happy if people are curious about joeflow. To run tasks in parallel, all you need are two outgoing edges for a node. That can be done by either adding them in the If hope my answer was helpful. If you have a good example in mind we could use to improve our documentation, I'd be pleased to do so. Best, |
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Thank you so much for your reply.
I am working on workflow automation and want to use joefloe .As I am
complete beginner I needed some help with my project if you can help me
with that could you please share your linkedin profile if interested.
Thanks and Regards
Sanskriti
…On Thu, 1 Jul 2021, 15:22 Johannes Maron, ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi @sans712 <https://github.com/sans712>,
Thanks for reaching out. I am always happy if people are curious about
joeflow.
To answer your question: YES, the framework does support parallel task
execution and blocking and non-blocking joins. Blocking means, you'd wait
for all incoming edges to complete or just for one in case of non-blocking.
To run tasks in parallel, all you need are two outgoing edges for a node.
That can be done by either adding them in the edges definition, of if a
task is returning two edges.
If hope my answer was helpful. If you have a good example in mind we could
use to improve our documentation, I'd be pleased to do so.
Best,
Joe
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Does joeflow support parallel tasks in workflows and does this provides graphical representation of workflow?
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