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How to get a trigger from recipe function?

bhavesh-patel
Deputy Chef III
Deputy Chef III

How can we know that if recipe function called from a parent function is completed all it's job? Is there any trigger we can use to see if recipe function has completed all jobs so we can trigger an email like all jobs are completed.


If somebody has done it, please let us know.


Thanks in advance.

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kkamal
Deputy Chef II
Deputy Chef II

This is old thread but interesting one. Here's how I would solve this issue this today: 

Context: You have parent recipe calling child recipes (async) so it wont return data from child. You want to know if all the child calls have been completed. 

I believe RecipeOps Connector by workato can help writing optimized recipe for this. (heres the api i would recommend https://docs.workato.com/connectors/recipeops/actions/search-job-history.html#recipeops-search-job-h...

One solution could be in line of having a scheduled job to check failed, pending jobs and using "Calling job ID" attribute to understand whats completed. You can maintain some state of Parent Job Ids in Lookup Table for quick access. 

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senthilkumar-kp
Deputy Chef I
Deputy Chef I

You can use return response from the child recipe. to know the status or output of the child recipe

sunaif-aziz
Deputy Chef I
Deputy Chef I

There are two types of calls to recipe function, if you call it synchronously then it means that the function has completed executing all steps. So any awaiting actions can follow in your parent recipe (or any other function)


bhavesh-patel
Deputy Chef III
Deputy Chef III

Due to 90 minutes timeout limitation, we need to call async recipe function so can't return output from child recipe to parent one

senthilkumar-kp
Deputy Chef I
Deputy Chef I

U can create a new recipe to fetch the error details...the trigger part is Recipe ops and you can pass the child recipe I'd in the trigger