So, we’ve started accumulate several sequences that could be used in other projects. And we save all our projects to devops, and wonder if we should create a new repo for reusable sequences.
Anyone have any advice on this matter?
So, we’ve started accumulate several sequences that could be used in other projects. And we save all our projects to devops, and wonder if we should create a new repo for reusable sequences.
Anyone have any advice on this matter?
Hi @fh9090,
You can place all the reusable in a common path, but while including into other process copy it to the respective process folder and use it.
If you are planning to have it a common path and planning to use it across process, then it is a bad idea, sometime if any one of the reusable component failed, then all the process referenced it will get failed.
Thanks for replying Sarathi!
Not sure if I quite follow. When you say common path, is that in reference to assets in Orchestrator?
I agree that it would be bad if I linked a recycled workflow to several projects where they are invoked. But on the other hand one could argue if ex. 6 processes fail, it’s faster to narrow down where the problem is?
But the question is what’s the best way to sort and collect these recycled flows/sequences/activities?
Maybe it’s best to store these on a OneDrive, and copy them in a new project using them as a “shell” to build upon.