It would be great if Fusion 2 module error handling included exponential
backoff, so that 429, 500, and 502 errors don't just throw an error and
stop the scenario.
It would be great to be able to mine Fusion 2 history for trending and
root cause analysis. I'd like to be able to report on what module threw
an error without opening and scanning through each scenario and to be
able to report on where webhook calls are coming from, among other
things.
I'd like to copy a couple custom date elements from a task to issues
created under that task. I thought a calculated field easily would do
it, but I can't make it happen. sourceTask.DE:customVar gives an invalid
custom expression error {sourceTask.DE:customVar} Is accepted and can be
saved, documentation stating not to use curly brackets for calculated
fields notwithstanding, but it returns N/A. Multiple other variations
have been tried without success As always, any suggestions would be
appreci...
I usually use the Workfront report tool to create the filter that I
want, switch to text mode, and then paste that into Fusion, removing
line breaks and replacing spaces with &. ~Jeff
If you have access to Google Sheets, then you can think of it as a very
powerful calculation API. In this case, you could send the two dates to
a 3-cell row that uses the NETWORKDAYS function to return the value that
you need in the format that you want. ~Jeff
John,I couldn't find a function to do this in Legacy Fusion. Crazy as it
sounds, you might try writing the number to a Google sheet cell,
formatting it, converting it to text, and reading it back. ~Jeff
I get the same message with my G-Suite corporate account. Interestingly,
I can still create connections in legacy Fusion. I'll post the solution
if I get one.
Nothing straightforward that I know of. You might try creating a
schedule where every day is a working day, and then creating an
exception for every weekend except the ones that you want to work. ~Jeff
Jeff Rieth
Consider using a calculated custom data field instead of a calculated
column. Then you could filter and sort on "Late Start" or "Short
Notice." ~Jeff Jeff Rieth