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Interface: $Properties

Properties of a ResetOptions.

Extended by​

Properties​

buildId?​

optional buildId?: string | null

Resets to the first workflow task processed by this build id. If the workflow was not processed by the build id, or the workflow task can't be determined, no reset will be performed. Note that by default, this reset is allowed to be to a prior run in a chain of continue-as-new.

currentRunOnly?​

optional currentRunOnly?: boolean | null

If true, limit the reset to only within the current run. (Applies to build_id targets and possibly others in the future.)

firstWorkflowTask?​

optional firstWorkflowTask?: $Properties | null

Resets to the first workflow task completed or started event.

lastWorkflowTask?​

optional lastWorkflowTask?: $Properties | null

Resets to the last workflow task completed or started event.

resetReapplyExcludeTypes?​

optional resetReapplyExcludeTypes?: ResetReapplyExcludeType[] | null

Event types not to be reapplied

resetReapplyType?​

optional resetReapplyType?: ResetReapplyType | null

Deprecated. Use options. Default: RESET_REAPPLY_TYPE_SIGNAL

target?​

optional target?: "firstWorkflowTask" | "lastWorkflowTask" | "workflowTaskId" | "buildId"

Which workflow task to reset to.

workflowTaskId?​

optional workflowTaskId?: Long | null

The id of a specific WORKFLOW_TASK_COMPLETED,WORKFLOW_TASK_TIMED_OUT, WORKFLOW_TASK_FAILED, or WORKFLOW_TASK_STARTED event to reset to. Note that this option doesn't make sense when used as part of a batch request.