โ05-03-2021 04:08 PM
Hello folks,
Does anyone face the limitation of primary/secondary connector (count = 2)
For example: if we have 3 or more slack workspaces, HTTP connections that we want to use in one recipe.
Primary/Secondary is good but we will need to remember which one is primary or secondary. I probably will not remember that ๐
Some vendors seem to allow arbitrary numbers of connections in one workflow. Having said that, it may make reading a recipe more difficult..
For example, I use one HTTP connector with different authentications headers as a work around. Callable recipes can be a work around too.
Thanks!
โ05-03-2021 04:15 PM
Gordon Hu I faced that limitation while building sophisticated recipe that utilizes 3+ HTTP connectors to make calls to different APIs. Unfortunately, there is no workaround except dividing the recipe into smaller pieces and use Callable recipe for that.
โ05-03-2021 08:00 PM
It is also possible to rename your connectors to help you remember which is which. I name mine after the service, then the account. For example, when I create a new Google Sheets connection, it defaults to 'My second Google Sheets account', but I rename it to 'Google Sheets - myemail@mydomain.com' so show which account is being affected. ๐
โ05-04-2021 12:06 PM
We have a naming convention that includes 'Secondary' for all secondary connectors, but in general this is a big limitation. Maybe Tridivesh Sarangi can forward this to the product team and see if there are any plans to remove this limitation.
โ05-04-2021 08:29 PM
Manuel Roldan-Vega Gordon Hu - thanks for sharing the feedback.