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@register_dynamic_task("my-first-dynamic-task")defresolve_dynamic_task_1(self, case, user, prev_work_item, context):
# here prev_work_item refers to the "my-regular-task" work item@register_dynamic_task("my-second-dynamic-task")defresolve_dynamic_task_2(self, case, user, prev_work_item, context):
# here prev_work_item refers to the "my-first-dynamic-task" work item <<<<------ is this intended?
For me, this seems counterintuitive. I wouldn't expect the order of the tasks in the next to matter, since they are being opened in parallel anyway. I would assume that prev_work_item should in both cases refer to the work item that belongs to the my-regular-task.
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When you have multiple dynamic tasks after a task/flow like this:
and you have these dynamic tasks:
For me, this seems counterintuitive. I wouldn't expect the order of the tasks in the
next
to matter, since they are being opened in parallel anyway. I would assume thatprev_work_item
should in both cases refer to the work item that belongs to themy-regular-task
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: