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Such workflows are implemented as a stream (i.e. a sequence) of single-run instances which are called “process”, thus “stream of processes” or “process stream” terms. They are usually used to process sequences of events. Repeatable workflows are defined by using the "While" modifier (While = "true") for its tasks. The originating pipeline, which instantiated the workflow, does not wait for the workflow (fire-and-forget).
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Due to the current compiler limitation, you must use While = "true" for the first task that appears in your workflow definition (source code) in order for the compiler to recognize that this is a repeatable workflow. You do not need to specify While = "true" for the subsequent tasks in the same workflow definition. |
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