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is it possible for branch to go back to original flow in playbook

Qingguo
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Hi team

I found main flow will not run after adding branch flow ,  is it known limitation ?

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thanks

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phanTom
SplunkTrust
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@Qingguo have you checked the join on the block with 2 entry points?

If you select the "Add tag to container" block (in edit mode) and in the left-hand side select Settings > Advanced you may see one or more boxes with ticks in. This means that the block is waiting for something to run/complete and it's likely that if it goes on the `condition1` path its expecting the "set tag for instance retry" to have run but if that path isn't taken then it will never run. 

Anytime you add more than 1 line to a block, phantom will automatically add the joins for all connected actions upstream. 

Hope this helps? Mark as solution if so 😛 

 

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phanTom
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

@Qingguo have you checked the join on the block with 2 entry points?

If you select the "Add tag to container" block (in edit mode) and in the left-hand side select Settings > Advanced you may see one or more boxes with ticks in. This means that the block is waiting for something to run/complete and it's likely that if it goes on the `condition1` path its expecting the "set tag for instance retry" to have run but if that path isn't taken then it will never run. 

Anytime you add more than 1 line to a block, phantom will automatically add the joins for all connected actions upstream. 

Hope this helps? Mark as solution if so 😛 

 

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