Pipelines step limitation
In the Pipelines help article it states there is a step limit of 26. I have found that you can add more than 26 steps and it even seems to complete them all. I have ran a Pipeline with 30 steps that c...
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I am still looking for help here. If anyone has any insight into Pipelines beyond 26 steps that would be very much appreciated. @Evan Martinez Tagging you just in case you may be able to help. I know you are fairly active on the board usually.
I haven't personally tried this, but I will have to in the near future. My first guess would be to have as many steps as possible on the first pipeline, then create a second, callable, pipeline to complete the rest of the steps. Once the first pipeline completes as much as it can, have the last step be to call the next pipeline.
Just a thought, let me know if it works!
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Sean Connaughton
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Just a thought, let me know if it works!
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Sean Connaughton
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- That can work but with how fragile Pipelines tend to be it worries me using 2 for one task where if one fails it leaves orphaned records. If I am going to put this in Pipelines I would prefer it to be in one rather than splitting it up.
I think chances are it will just need to be put into a more robust service that can actually handle things like this.
