Hi,
maybe i found a error in the for-each-actions, I’m not shure if it’s expected.
When I have a list of two values and i’m passing this to a for-each-action, set var1 as iterator variable and var1 has already the second value of my list then the for-each-action is skipped.
I would expect that the previous value of var1 is not important but it seems that Continua is evaluating this value too.
Hi,
i have nested for-each-actions and var1 from my previous post is part of the inner for-each.
I tried to fix the problem by setting var1 to ‘’ before executing the for-each next time but it did not work.
Can you show the settings from the actions and the structure of your stage. That would help us in being able to reproduce the problem here.
Hi Albrecht,
Thank you for reporting this. We have now reproduced a bug where the internal state of the nested For Each action is persisted from one iteration of the parent For Each action to the next. Please download version 1.8.1.689 and let us know whether this fixes your issue.
Hi Dave and Vincent,
i checkt your new version and it works. Thanks.