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What:
I can't find the type StartWorkflowRuntimeOptions that is written in the docs code example... But I have found a class called StartWorkflowRuntimeParams in my library (Elsa.Workflows.Runtime.Parameters). It holds multiple properties, where one is Input. Is this the same class but with a new name? Should it work the same? I think the docs needs to be updated so end-users will not be confused.
It's a bit hard to tell what needs to be done...
Where:
In Core Concepts > Input and output > Invoking workflows (bottom of the page but seems to be all over the page?)
What I need:
I need instructions how to invoke a workflow from a separate class/method where I also can pass parameters to the workflow. Currently I am using a WorkflowRuntime instead of a WorkflowRunner because it would be easier.
Code: workflowRuntime.StartWorkflowAsync("SomeWorkFlow", params) where params is StartWorkflowRuntimeParams and I set the Input property with dictionary data.
Extra info:
I don't know if I have done something wrong, if I am wrong I apologize.
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Documentation Improvement Request
What:
I can't find the type
StartWorkflowRuntimeOptions
that is written in the docs code example... But I have found a class calledStartWorkflowRuntimeParams
in my library (Elsa.Workflows.Runtime.Parameters). It holds multiple properties, where one is Input. Is this the same class but with a new name? Should it work the same? I think the docs needs to be updated so end-users will not be confused.It's a bit hard to tell what needs to be done...
Where:
In Core Concepts > Input and output > Invoking workflows (bottom of the page but seems to be all over the page?)
What I need:
I need instructions how to invoke a workflow from a separate class/method where I also can pass parameters to the workflow. Currently I am using a WorkflowRuntime instead of a WorkflowRunner because it would be easier.
Code:
workflowRuntime.StartWorkflowAsync("SomeWorkFlow", params)
where params isStartWorkflowRuntimeParams
and I set theInput
property with dictionary data.Extra info:
I don't know if I have done something wrong, if I am wrong I apologize.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: