Zoé Marquis

How to Stop an App Stuck in Running State: Seeking Solutions

Hi all! I have an app that's stuck in "running" state with no error, no timeout, and no way to stop it manually, which has made my entire app unusable (even agent calls are blocked). How to stop it? Thank you in advance for your help.

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Commented on Nested Blocks: Templating Errors in CURL URLs with...·Posted inHelp

Zoé Marquis

Here's the working MAP/REDUCE structure I used: 1. CODE_PREPARE_ARRAY - Flattens nested data into array 2. MAP_PROCESS from that array 3. CODE_CURRENT_ITEM - Uses env.map.iteration to extract current item data 4. CURL_API_CALL - Uses {{CODE_CURRENT_ITEM.variable}} syntax directly 5. REDUCE_PROCESS collects results The intermediate CODE block with env.map.iteration works! You can access variables directly without [0] indexing.

Commented on Nested Blocks: Templating Errors in CURL URLs with...·Posted inHelp

Zoé Marquis

Hello David! Thank you for the helpful insight about array indexing. You're absolutely right about the use case. Here's what I'm trying to achieve: I need to call 20+ API endpoints with different IDs. I was exploring two approaches:

WHILE loop to process each ID sequentially
MAP/REDUCE to handle a list of IDs in parallel

The main challenge I encountered was passing the current item's ID into the CURL URL within these loop structures.

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Zoé Marquis

Nested Blocks: Templating Errors in CURL URLs with Variables

Hey Dust community! 👋 Found something interesting about nested blocks! When trying to use variables in CURL URLs within WHILE or MAP/REDUCE structures, we get a templating error. For example, in this sequence:

CODE_nested (sets some variables)
CURL_nested (tries to use those variables in URL)

We get: "Templating error: Variable not found in context while rendering 'url'" 😅 Anyone else encountered this? Any workarounds you've found? Thanks! 🙏

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