Hi I’m starting to build a large workflows and honestly they are getting hard to maintain. After a few weeks I can barely recognize what I’m doing. Any idea how I can structure big workflow and make it stay clean and easy to update
Need urgent reply to this quickly please
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Hi Kelra,
Can you please paste in your workflow, even if big and is getting messy?
Regards
Split into sub-workflows using Execute a sub-workflow node and When executed by a sub-workflow trigger.
This is basically turning a whole section into a single node.
Execute Workflow node sends the input data from previous nodes into your workflow which has the corresponding trigger. Then your sub-workflow receives this input, executes the flow and returns the last nodes output back to your main workflow.
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One useful trick is to select the nodes you could modularize or reuse, then right-click and choose ‘Convert [ x ] nodes to sub-workflow’.
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Another fake question. what a waste of time
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Try to break logic into smaller workflows and call them using execute workflow and you can as well rename every node properly instead of leaving default names
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exactly, and he is waiting @Nifemi_Emmanuel to answer or other fake accounts
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And here he is. @Nifemi_Emmanuel is here to save the day.
What a coincidence 
I’ve decided to withdraw from all discussions like this, it’s truly unfortunate.
But since the moderators see all this and stay silent, then I guess they have every right to do even worse.
Nothing to say but Good luck!
Don’t give up so easily @mohamed3nan
Actually, checking their activity and how funny they do it is fun for me.
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Yea, look the reply before you, it’s one of them lmfao 
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How can people do this and not be ashamed of themselves 