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If I want to compare two consecutive documents in an ordered stream (compare the current to the previous or next), is the best way to do that with array indexing functions in mappers/conditionals?
This is in reference to tasks being allowed to start their pipelines up to 10 minutes after the task has been disabled. We have tried to design around this but it seems more tasks are allowed to start their pipelines even later after the 4.17 release...
I can export the org’s shared project but don’t have an option to import a project zip file to it. The warning message when importing mentions importing to the org’s shared project but I am not sure if this is possible. Am I missing something?
Through previous experience I learned it was more efficient to sort ascending the input streams going into a Join and set the Sorted property on the Join snap to Ascending. But when trying this again in a new pipeline, it executes faster with the Joi...
SOLVED: It was our load balancer having an idle timeout of only 5 minutes that caused the 504. We extended it and did not receive a 504 when trying the On-premises Secure URL.
I’m able to get executions longer that 15 min to run with the On-prem URL but I end up getting 504 Gateway Time-outs not even 5 or 10 minutes into execution when triggering the task with either the Execute button in Manager or with a curl. The pipeli...
Is this 15 minute limit on the On-premises Secure URL also?
We use pipelines to deploy pipelines (something we built before project migration was a feature and its worked well) but now its taking more than 15 minutes so we are unable to push changes.