Cleaner way to exit from ' Invoked work flow

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I am looking for a cleaner way to exit from an invoked workflow. I Noticed a lot of suggestions about ‘Terminate workflow’ and Try/Catch block in the invoking code and suppress the exceptions etc.

But is there any cleaner way like in .NET C# - we can use a return statement from anywhere in the function/method and the control will be returned to the calling code.

Thanks

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i think the cleanest way without using try/catch or terminate workflow is adding a flowchart and using flow decision

e.g in here the flow ends if decision = True
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@satya.allamraju I guess there are no activites related to return statement that we use generally in c# or .net

  • If you want to make the bot to forcefully come out of invoked workflow then you can use Throw Activity
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Yes that is the best option so far. Thanks @jack.chan But it would be nice if UiPath adds such early-exit option as an activity instead of the make shift arrangements.

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Absolutely @ushu - It would be nice if this is provided by UiPath so that the code looks tidy

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Hey @satya.allamraju

The same is possible in UiPath as well.

In the .NET you will obviously return from conditional code paths like IF, Switch etc

I hope you are pointing the same.

Thanks
#nK

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It’s pretty easy to come out from invoke workflow. Just use throw activity inside workflow and put the “invoke workflow” activity inside Try Catch block.

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