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Deleting first step of call flow rearranges sub call flows #626

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edjez opened this issue Jan 16, 2015 · 1 comment
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Deleting first step of call flow rearranges sub call flows #626

edjez opened this issue Jan 16, 2015 · 1 comment
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edjez commented Jan 16, 2015

When deleting the first step of the first subcallflow in the call flow designer, the whole first sub-flow got rearranged to be the last sub-call-flow on the designer.
This caused the call to start at the sub-flow remaining at the top, with no way to rearrange than to delete and recreate the whole "stack" of flows.
Given multiple sub call flows it may be great to allow users to promote one to be the "first"/top one
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spalladino added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 1, 2016
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Promote a sub flow to be the first in a call flow
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- Root attribute in a call flow step is now an observable.
- Loading steps is delayed so workflow is defined in initializers
- Refactored bottom-actions in all steps into a partial

Fixes #626
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mmuller commented Nov 7, 2016

Sub flows can be rearranged properly in version 3.0-pre1

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