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TriggerResponse

Type: TriggerResponse

TriggerResponse has 2 top-level fields. Fields typed as another schema link to that schema's page, and nested objects expand in place below. It is referenced by 1 operation, listed under Used by. The machine-readable definition is #/components/schemas/TriggerResponse in openapi.json; the example in the right-hand rail is synthesized from the field examples in that spec.

Fields

  • data ExecutionSummary The shape returned by `triggerWorkflow`. Compared with `Execution` it carries `execution_mode` and never `assigned_to_user_id`.

    Schema: ExecutionSummary

    • id integer required
    • object string required
    • workflow_id integer required
    • status string required Lifecycle of an execution. `queued` (batch rows not yet dispatched), `pending`, `running` and `waiting` (paused on a Wait node or adverse-action waiting period) are in flight; `awaiting_review` is paused on human review; `completed`, `failed`, `cancelled` and `skipped` are terminal. One of queued pending running waiting awaiting_review completed failed cancelled skipped
    • execution_mode string One of test live
    • execution_key string, nullable The namespaced idempotency key (`api_client:<id>:<Idempotency-Key>`).
    • external_reference string, nullable
    • needs_human_review boolean required
    • review_status string required One of none in_review approved denied
    • started_at string (date-time), nullable
    • completed_at string (date-time), nullable
    • created_at string (date-time) required
    • updated_at string (date-time), nullable
  • meta Meta

    Schema: Meta

    • request_id string required Correlation id for this request. Also sent as the `X-Request-Id` response header; quote it when contacting support.

Used by

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