Creating Workflow Bug?

When I create a new workflow and only change the workflow name and click the save button, when I list all workflows, I will get two workflows: one is the name that I create and one is the name before the change. How can I fix this ?

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Information about my n8n setup

  • n8n version: 0.189.1
  • Database: MariaDB
  • n8n EXECUTIONS_PROCESS setting: main
  • Running n8n via: Docker
  • Operating system: Linux

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Hey @Chekkade,

Welcome to the community :raised_hands:

Can you confirm the version of n8n you are using? 0.189.1 would be very old now and if you are running that version I would recommend starting with an upgrade to the latest release which will probably help.

Hi,

Thank you for your suggestion.

I’m currently using this specific version of n8n as part of an MVP for my web application and upgrading could introduce licensing concerns. Is there any alternative solution that could work within my current setup?

Thanks again for your help!

Hey @Chekkade,

What are the license concerns? 0.189.1 was still under the sustainable use license which has restrictions on commercial use. The only change we made since then was allowed users to provide services around n8n and we have introduced enterprise only features.

As the version you are using is so old (August 5th 2022) any bugs in it are unlikely to be fixed and support is very limited. What you are seeing does sound like a bug that has been resolved but it would take a while to work out which commit fixed it.

Hi, @Jon

Ok, I’ll try upgrading as you suggested. If I encounter any issues, I’ll ask for more advice.

Thank you for the suggestion.

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