As what you said, you were right, it needed to connect the node.
I will use this solution and continue to track [SWITCH PROBLEM] topic to find solution. Thanks
Okay! Sorry for my bad solving
No, no. I really appreciate your passion to help resolve my bug, even though it’s not yours.
Thanks, appreciate you!
I got the same issue, and still struggling to fix it.
So far, my IF node won’t send any data to false branch, so I cannot continue my work on the false condition.
Therefore, I just ignore it and keep working on my true branch.
It seems like whenever it falls to false branch, the expectation is to stop the workflow ![]()