Currently as it is checkbox like fields read one value as a string and multiple as an array. They might be changing this soon and making it always read as an array but I don't remember exactly as I read the patch notes a while ago. When dealing with these fields I will just use the toString() funct...
I also have a custom field but I cannot click that link either. The best way I have found was to put it in the description. You can also leave as a comment as well if you don't like it in the description.
For the debugger to work you have to have it open when you run the scenario. Yes my module did assign 2 teams to a task. Try mapping the teamIDs manually (copy my module), if that works then there is definitely a problem with your array.
I would recommend using Dev Tool -> Scenario debugger to see what is going on behind the scenes. Your problem was that you did not check the map button. The empty array was going inside of an array.
What do you mean by lost? What happened to the requests, were they deleted? If they were deleted there is a recently deleted section in the setup section.
I will come back to this when I work on this more. We are trying to automate a board using Fusion but it looks to be a lot of work. Boards does a very bad job of adding to columns by status so we would have to use Fusion for that portion which is why I asked the second question.
Sometimes when I cannot find the objcode I will F12 inspect the page to see how native WF calls objects. In this case I created a email template report and scraped the Inspect -> Network to find the information about the native call. Then I searched Workfront "EMPTPL" (Use quotes to narrow search re...
First part is wf link, second is object type, third is object ID It should look like when you copy and paste a WF link from your browser. Hardcode the first two parts and leave the third part as a dynamic ID {{35.ID}} https://experience.adobe.com/#/@YourCompanyName-Production/workfront/object/objID