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⛔ Terminate

The Terminate action is used to stop the workflow execution immediately with a specified status, code, and message. It is commonly used to handle error situations or to explicitly end a workflow.

Configuration​

  • Status: Select the termination status. Common options include:
    • Succeeded
    • Failed
    • Cancelled
  • Code: Enter an error or termination code to provide context for the termination.
  • Message: Enter a descriptive error message or explanation for why the workflow is being terminated.

Features​

  • Immediately stops workflow execution.
  • Allows specifying detailed termination status.
  • Supports providing error codes and messages for clarity.
  • Useful for error handling and controlled workflow endings.

Use Cases​

  • Stop a workflow when a critical error occurs.
  • Terminate a workflow with a failure status after validation fails.
  • Cancel workflows explicitly based on certain conditions.
  • Provide meaningful error codes and messages for debugging.

Notes​

  • Use termination thoughtfully to avoid unexpected workflow halts.
  • Ensure error codes and messages are descriptive for easier troubleshooting.
  • Terminate action ends all subsequent workflow steps.

Tip: Combine Terminate with conditional logic to gracefully handle errors and exit points in your workflows.