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Long Undocumented flow warning

Hi,
Have there been any OS posts about undocumented flow? There are some questions regarding how many nodes can participate in a single action. Few people comment with 20/30 or 40. Any OS reference links that someone may have? Please assist in sharing here.


Thanks,

Narendra

2016-04-21 18-13-58
Nuno Rolo
 
MVP
Solution

You can see those values has a warning. With that, you should try to check what can be improved in order to reduce the number of nodes. It's possible that you reach a limit where the warning is there, but you can't reduce more nodes without affecting the feature itself. In those scenarios, you will have to dismiss/mark as false positive.

Remember that zero technical debt it's a utopia

2016-04-21 18-13-58
Nuno Rolo
 
MVP

Hi,

Have you checked this documentation.

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Narendra Maheshwari

Hi Nuno,

I appreciate your prompt reply. I read this post, however I'm not sure how many can be considered best practice. I believe it's just sharing that it's preferable to keep the number of nodes on screen and action.  



Thanks,

Narendra

2016-04-21 18-13-58
Nuno Rolo
 
MVP
Solution

You can see those values has a warning. With that, you should try to check what can be improved in order to reduce the number of nodes. It's possible that you reach a limit where the warning is there, but you can't reduce more nodes without affecting the feature itself. In those scenarios, you will have to dismiss/mark as false positive.

Remember that zero technical debt it's a utopia

2022-12-09 04-50-17
Shubham Doshi

Hello @Narendra Maheshwari 

If you have long flow with 30/40 nodes that too undocumented can cause performance issues. To avoid that:

1. Split the action flow into smaller action flows

2. Try to implement reusability, if you are using similar logic then try to implement it in the server action and call that server action multiple times.

3. Add comments in the code to make it readable and documented.

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