Mesh Workflow States

Mesh Workflow States enable you to understand the states of workflows, steps and other related Mesh Workflows objects. Mesh Workflow States help you to handle the problems occurring while working with Mesh Workflows.

Mesh Workflowsobject, its child-objects and controls have states that are defined based on the data propagated in the mesh workflow. The States propagate up in the object hierarchy. The parent object gets the most relevant child object state. This helps you to navigate to the issues quickly and resolve it.

Mesh Workflows objects and controls have the following states:

A check mark denotes that a control is fully defined, or an operation has been executed successfully.
A check mark with a hash denotes a step is completed and is reversible after execution.
A question mark denotes that the required input is not available. You may need to:
- define the scope
- set parameters
- wait for an Outcome from the previous operation
A lightning bolt denotes that an operation is ready to be executed or that an Outcome is not ready yet.
A red exclamation mark denotes that the operation is blocked due to an error during execution.

Mesh Workflow objects and Controls states with examples are as follows:

Symbol	Status	Description
	Requires input	Indicates that the Mesh Workflows requires input and is waiting for outcomes from the operations.
	Fully defined or executed successfully	Indicates that the input is fully defined and initialized the workflow successfully.
	Ready to be executed or Outcome is not ready	Indicates that the input is scoped and is ready for initializing workflow
	Completed the operation and the operation is reversible	Indicates the Fill Holes operation is successfully executed and you can revert the operation.
	Blocked the operation due to an error	Indicates that the wrap operation is blocked during execution due to an error.

Refer to Understanding the States of Mesh Workflows for details about how the Mesh Workflow states evolve while setting up and executing a workflow.