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henk_stobbe
DynaMight Leader
DynaMight Leader

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Hello, I do a check  before running get_endpoint

{{ result("get_cloudprovider").cloudprovider in ["azure", "aws", "test"] }}

The result is that I get a no match, but when I check after the workflow run the value is ok and available.

Is there a way to add an await in a task Condition? And would this solve the issue?

 

KR Henk

 

 

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ChristopherHejl
Dynatrace Advisor
Dynatrace Advisor

Logic looks good. there is no need for an await. the task just needs to have get_cloudprovider task as it's predecessor in the conditions.

My best guess would be that there is some mismatch in the value of variable name.

could you share the result of get_cloudprovider in the execution as well as the condition mismatch screen.

Hello Christopher..

(As you explained to me before )-;

You are right, I used the wrong value, stupid me!

Thanks for you very fast support,

KR Henk 

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