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Interface: ISignalWithStartWorkflowExecutionRequest

workflowservice.v1.ISignalWithStartWorkflowExecutionRequest

Properties of a SignalWithStartWorkflowExecutionRequest.

Implemented by​

Properties​

control​

• Optional control: null | string

Deprecated

cronSchedule​

• Optional cronSchedule: null | string

See https://docs.temporal.io/docs/content/what-is-a-temporal-cron-job/

• Optional header: null | IHeader

SignalWithStartWorkflowExecutionRequest header

identity​

• Optional identity: null | string

The identity of the worker/client

input​

• Optional input: null | IPayloads

Serialized arguments to the workflow. These are passed as arguments to the workflow function.

memo​

• Optional memo: null | IMemo

SignalWithStartWorkflowExecutionRequest memo

namespace​

• Optional namespace: null | string

SignalWithStartWorkflowExecutionRequest namespace

requestId​

• Optional requestId: null | string

Used to de-dupe signal w/ start requests

retryPolicy​

• Optional retryPolicy: null | IRetryPolicy

Retry policy for the workflow

searchAttributes​

• Optional searchAttributes: null | ISearchAttributes

SignalWithStartWorkflowExecutionRequest searchAttributes

signalInput​

• Optional signalInput: null | IPayloads

Serialized value(s) to provide with the signal

signalName​

• Optional signalName: null | string

The workflow author-defined name of the signal to send to the workflow

skipGenerateWorkflowTask​

• Optional skipGenerateWorkflowTask: null | boolean

Indicates that a new workflow task should not be generated when this signal is received.

taskQueue​

• Optional taskQueue: null | ITaskQueue

The task queue to start this workflow on, if it will be started

userMetadata​

• Optional userMetadata: null | IUserMetadata

Metadata on the workflow if it is started. This is carried over to the WorkflowExecutionInfo for use by user interfaces to display the fixed as-of-start summary and details of the workflow.

workflowExecutionTimeout​

• Optional workflowExecutionTimeout: null | IDuration

Total workflow execution timeout including retries and continue as new

workflowId​

• Optional workflowId: null | string

SignalWithStartWorkflowExecutionRequest workflowId

workflowIdConflictPolicy​

• Optional workflowIdConflictPolicy: null | WorkflowIdConflictPolicy

Defines how to resolve a workflow id conflict with a running workflow. The default policy is WORKFLOW_ID_CONFLICT_POLICY_USE_EXISTING. Note that WORKFLOW_ID_CONFLICT_POLICY_FAIL is an invalid option.

See workflow_id_reuse_policy for handling a workflow id duplication with a closed workflow.

workflowIdReusePolicy​

• Optional workflowIdReusePolicy: null | WorkflowIdReusePolicy

Defines whether to allow re-using the workflow id from a previously closed workflow. The default policy is WORKFLOW_ID_REUSE_POLICY_ALLOW_DUPLICATE.

See workflow_id_reuse_policy for handling a workflow id duplication with a running workflow.

workflowRunTimeout​

• Optional workflowRunTimeout: null | IDuration

Timeout of a single workflow run

workflowStartDelay​

• Optional workflowStartDelay: null | IDuration

Time to wait before dispatching the first workflow task. Cannot be used with cron_schedule. Note that the signal will be delivered with the first workflow task. If the workflow gets another SignalWithStartWorkflow before the delay and skip_generate_workflow_task is false or not set, a workflow task will be dispatched immediately and the rest of the delay period will be ignored, even if that request also had a delay. Signal via SignalWorkflowExecution will not unblock the workflow.

workflowTaskTimeout​

• Optional workflowTaskTimeout: null | IDuration

Timeout of a single workflow task

workflowType​

• Optional workflowType: null | IWorkflowType

SignalWithStartWorkflowExecutionRequest workflowType