- Introduced `TriggerProviderInfoApi` to retrieve information for a specific trigger provider, improving API capabilities.
- Added `get_trigger_provider` method in `TriggerProviderService` to fetch trigger provider details, enhancing data retrieval.
- Updated route configurations to include the new API endpoint for trigger provider information.
These changes enhance the functionality and usability of trigger provider interactions within the application.
- Added `plugin_unique_identifier` to `PluginTriggerData` and `TriggerProviderApiEntity` to improve identification of trigger plugins.
- Introduced `PluginTriggerDispatchData` for structured dispatch data in Celery tasks, enhancing the clarity of trigger dispatching.
- Updated `dispatch_triggered_workflows_async` to utilize the new dispatch data structure, improving error handling and logging for trigger invocations.
- Enhanced metadata handling in `TriggerPluginNode` to include trigger information, aiding in debugging and tracking.
These changes improve the robustness and maintainability of trigger plugin interactions within the workflow system.
- Updated the argument definitions in the DraftWorkflowTriggerRunApi to include `nullable=False` for `node_id`, `trigger_name`, and `subscription_id`. This change ensures that these fields are always provided in the request, improving the robustness of the API.
This fix enhances input validation and prevents potential errors related to missing arguments.
- Introduced a new field `supported_creation_methods` in `TriggerProviderApiEntity` to specify the available methods for creating triggers, including OAUTH, APIKEY, and MANUAL.
- Updated the `PluginTriggerProviderController` to populate this field based on the entity's schemas, enhancing the API's clarity and usability.
These changes improve the flexibility and configurability of trigger providers within the application.
- Added a new event handler for syncing plugin trigger relationships when a draft workflow is synced, ensuring that the database reflects the current state of plugin triggers.
- Introduced subscription management features in the frontend, allowing users to select, add, and remove subscriptions for trigger plugins.
- Updated various components to support subscription handling, including the addition of new UI elements for subscription selection and removal.
- Enhanced internationalization support by adding new translation keys related to subscription management.
These changes improve the overall functionality and user experience of trigger plugins within workflows.
- Changed the label assignment in the convertToTriggerWithProvider function from trigger.description.human to trigger.identity.label, ensuring the label reflects the correct identity format.
This update enhances the accuracy of trigger data representation in the application.
- Refactored DraftWorkflowTriggerNodeApi and DraftWorkflowTriggerRunApi to implement polling for trigger events instead of listening, improving responsiveness and reliability.
- Introduced TriggerSubscriptionBuilderGetApi to retrieve subscription instances for trigger providers, enhancing the API's capabilities.
- Removed deprecated trigger event classes and streamlined event handling in TriggerDebugService, ensuring a cleaner architecture.
- Updated Queue and Stream entities to reflect the changes in trigger event handling, improving overall clarity and maintainability.
These enhancements significantly improve the trigger debugging experience and API usability.
- Renamed and refactored trigger debug event classes to enhance clarity and consistency, including changes from `TriggerDebugEventData` to `TriggerEventData` and related response classes.
- Updated `DraftWorkflowTriggerNodeApi` and `DraftWorkflowTriggerRunApi` to utilize the new event structures, improving the handling of trigger events.
- Removed the `TriggerDebugEventGenerator` class, consolidating event generation directly within the API logic for streamlined processing.
- Enhanced error handling and response formatting for trigger events, ensuring structured outputs for better integration and debugging.
This refactor improves the overall architecture of trigger debugging, making it more intuitive and maintainable.
- Introduced a new field `workflows_in_use` to the TriggerProviderSubscriptionApiEntity to track the number of workflows utilizing each subscription.
- Enhanced the TriggerProviderService to populate this field by querying the WorkflowPluginTrigger model for usage counts associated with each subscription.
This addition improves the visibility of subscription usage within the trigger provider context.
- Added DraftWorkflowTriggerNodeApi and DraftWorkflowTriggerRunApi for debugging trigger nodes and workflows.
- Enhanced TriggerDebugService to manage trigger debugging sessions and event listening.
- Introduced structured event responses for trigger debugging, including listening started, received, node finished, and workflow started events.
- Updated Queue and Stream entities to support new trigger debug events.
- Refactored trigger input handling to streamline the process of creating inputs from trigger data.
This implementation improves the debugging capabilities for trigger nodes and workflows, providing clearer event handling and structured responses.
- Updated references from `trigger_name` to `tool_name` in multiple components for consistency.
- Adjusted type definitions to reflect the change in naming convention, enhancing clarity in the codebase.
- Refactored the return statement in the TriggerOAuthClientManageApi to enhance readability and maintainability.
- Ensured consistent formatting of the response structure for better clarity in API responses.
- Integrated TriggerManager to retrieve the trigger provider's OAuth client schema.
- Updated the return structure to include the redirect URI and OAuth client schema for improved API response clarity.
- Add MAX_WEBHOOK_NODES_PER_WORKFLOW constant set to 5
- Validate webhook node count in sync_webhook_relationships method
- Raise ValueError when workflow exceeds webhook node limit
- Block workflow save when limit is exceeded to ensure data integrity
- Provide clear error message indicating current count and maximum allowed
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- Remove triggered_by field from WorkflowWebhookTrigger model
- Replace manual webhook creation/deletion APIs with automatic sync via WebhookService
- Keep only GET API for retrieving webhook information
- Use same webhook ID for both debug and production environments (differentiated by endpoint)
- Add sync_webhook_relationships to automatically manage webhook lifecycle
- Update tests to remove triggered_by references
- Clean up unused imports and fix type checking issues
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- Changed the return type of the method in `TriggerSubscriptionBuilderService` from `SubscriptionBuilder` to `SubscriptionBuilderApiEntity` for improved clarity and alignment with API entity structures.
- Updated the return statement to utilize the new method for converting the builder to the API entity.
- Changed the event data publishing method in `TriggerDebugService` to use `model_dump()` for improved data structure handling when publishing to Redis Pub/Sub.
- Added `DraftWorkflowTriggerNodeApi` to handle debugging of trigger nodes, allowing for real-time event listening and session management.
- Introduced `TriggerDebugService` for managing debug sessions and event dispatching using Redis Pub/Sub.
- Updated `TriggerService` to support dispatching events to debug sessions and refactored related methods for improved clarity and functionality.
- Enhanced data structures in `request.py` and `entities.py` to accommodate new debug event data requirements.
These changes significantly improve the debugging capabilities for trigger nodes in draft workflows, facilitating better development and troubleshooting processes.
- Introduced a new `triggers` field in the `PluginDeclaration` class to support trigger functionalities within plugins.
- This addition improves the integration of triggers in the plugin architecture, aligning with recent updates to the trigger entity structures.
These changes enhance the overall capabilities of the plugin system.
- Removed unnecessary newline in `TriggerPluginNode` class for consistency.
- Made `provider` in `TriggerIdentity` optional to enhance flexibility.
- Added `trigger` field to `PluginDeclaration` and updated `PluginCategory` to include `Trigger`, improving the integration of trigger functionalities within the plugin architecture.
These changes streamline the entity definitions and enhance the overall structure of the trigger and plugin components.
- Updated various components to directly use `provider.name` instead of constructing a path with `provider.plugin_id` and `provider.name`.
- Adjusted related calls to `invalidateSubscriptions` and other functions to reflect this change.
These modifications enhance code clarity and streamline the handling of provider information in the trigger plugin components.
- Updated the provider path handling in `OAuthClientConfigModal` to directly use `provider.name` instead of constructing a path with `provider.plugin_id` and `provider.name`.
- Adjusted the corresponding calls to `invalidateOAuthConfig` and `configureTriggerOAuth` to reflect this change.
These modifications enhance code clarity and streamline the OAuth configuration process in the trigger plugin component.
- Refactored the trigger parameter schema construction in `useConfig` to utilize a Map for improved efficiency and clarity.
- Updated the return value to ensure unique schema entries, enhancing the integrity of the trigger configuration.
These changes streamline the management of trigger parameters, improving performance and maintainability in the workflow component.
- Added loading indicator using `RiLoader4Line` to `FormInputItem` for better feedback during option fetching.
- Refactored button and option styles for improved accessibility and visual consistency.
- Updated text color classes to enhance readability based on loading state and selection.
These changes improve the overall user experience and visual clarity of the form input components.
- Refactored `PluginFetchDynamicSelectOptionsApi` to replace the `extra` argument with `credential_id`, improving clarity in dynamic option fetching.
- Updated `ProviderConfigEncrypter` to rename `mask_tool_credentials` to `mask_credentials` for consistency, and added a new method to maintain backward compatibility.
- Enhanced `PluginParameterService` to utilize `credential_id` for fetching subscriptions, improving the handling of trigger credentials.
- Adjusted various components and types in the frontend to replace `tool_name` with `trigger_name`, ensuring consistency across the application.
- Introduced `multiple` property in `TriggerParameter` to support multi-select functionality.
These changes improve the integration of triggers and plugins, enhance code clarity, and align naming conventions across the codebase.
- Introduced `providerType` prop in `FormInputItem`, `ToolForm`, and `ToolFormItem` components to support both 'tool' and 'trigger' types, enhancing flexibility in handling different provider scenarios.
- Updated the `useFetchDynamicOptions` function to accept `provider_type` as 'tool' | 'trigger', allowing for more dynamic option fetching based on the provider type.
These changes improve the adaptability of the form components and streamline the integration of different provider types in the workflow.
- Updated `TriggerSubscriptionBuilderVerifyApi` to directly return the result of `verify_trigger_subscription_builder`, improving clarity.
- Refactored import statement in `trigger_plugin/__init__.py` to point to the correct module, enhancing code organization.
- Removed the obsolete `node.py` file, cleaning up the codebase by eliminating unused components.
These changes enhance the maintainability and clarity of the trigger provider functionality.
- Introduced `SubscriptionBuilderUpdater` class to streamline updates to subscription builders, encapsulating properties like name, parameters, and credentials.
- Refactored API endpoints to utilize the new updater class, improving code clarity and maintainability.
- Adjusted OAuth handling to create and update subscription builders more effectively, ensuring proper credential management.
This change enhances the overall functionality and organization of the trigger subscription builder API.
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