After deploying a flow, display a UI link to see it immediately
See original GitHub issueUX improvement: after calling flow.deploy()
, present a message to the user with a link to viewing the flow in the UI.
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- Created 4 years ago
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@cicdw It might be nice to have a
flow_run_cloud_url
string in context, though. So people don’t have to construct it manuallyYea that makes sense; the only thing that has me hesitant is that for all of this we’d need to make an additionally query for your tenant slug. Obviously not a big deal, but it’d be nice to avoid making that.