Alex S.

My pleasure! And yep! That’s what I’m saying. I dug into this a little bit for anything to watch out for and here’s what I found: The CLI won’t stop you from acting on the wrong folder/recipe so you can add a mandatory step and have the agent run wk folders list / wk recipes list / wk recipes get <id> first, print back the resolved folder or recipe name and wait for you to give it the go-ahead before it runs any move/update/delete/etc. Also, copying a recipe into your personal folder won’t duplicate the connection, it’ll just keep pointing at the same connection ID. So, if the agent also calls “wk connections update/delete/disconnect” on that shared ID, that affects every recipe using it, not just your copy. And then wk doesn’t have folder scoping of its own (Project Grants aren’t wired into the CLI) so in Workato, you might set up a separate API client/Client Role that only has access to your personal folder. That way even if the agent tries to write to the wrong folder it just gets a permissions error instead of actually mutating something. Hope that helps!

Hi Mario I. ! I’m new here at Workato so I’ll also default to Chris M. and Zayne. But here’s my understanding. There isn’t a way to run Workato locally but one work around people have done is branched locally, edited the recipes & linted then pushed the branch into their own personal folder in Dev (as opposed to the shared recipes in Dev). From there, test by triggering/running the recipe. Once good, you can merge the branch in git for review, then (back in Workato) promote the tested recipe version from Dev into Test and then into Prod using Workato’s environment promotion/recipe lifecycle management. I hope that helps!

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This was an awesome little read, praveenpno! "Look at your loops first".. love it 🙌 Thanks for sharing!

Had a lovely chat with Amelia B. last week about the cool stuff the Academy has coming up. Also about how lovely central PA is 😂 Great meeting you, Amelia

Glad you're here Navya K. all photos of said plushies are also more than welcome! 🧸

Hey there, Abhinav P.! Welcome, welcome!

This is absolutely awesome, thanks for sharing Aaron W.! And great video Shubham K. ! I love the emphasis throughout it on the role and importance of Workato skills... I’m almost tempted to try this without it just to see what kind of gobbledygook I get back 😂 I also love the guardrails he builds in, like “explain the trigger, actions, and data pill mappings, etc before creating the files” or “don’t deploy or start the recipe until I say so.” It really drives home his point that we’re all managers now. 🦾