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Add header options for starting workflow via CLI (#2862) #3341
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It was not possible to set header values via CLI when starting a workflow. This change exposes three new optional parameters for starting a workflow: - header_key - header_value - header_file They allow setting header values in JSON format which are propogated via workflow context. Values can be provides either directly or with a file. If multiple keys and values are used, they separated by a space. Count of keys and values must be equal, otherwise error is returned.
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@@ -311,6 +316,35 @@ func processSearchAttr(c *cli.Context) map[string][]byte { | |||
return fields | |||
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func processHeader(c *cli.Context) map[string][]byte { |
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This looks similar to processMemo, can we try refactor to reduce duplicates?
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Sure, refactored them.
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…) (cadence-workflow#3341) It was not possible to set header values via CLI when starting a workflow. This change exposes three new optional parameters for starting a workflow: - header_key - header_value - header_file They allow setting header values in JSON format which are propagated via workflow context. Values can be provides either directly or with a file. If multiple keys and values are used, they separated by a space. Count of keys and values must be equal, otherwise error is returned.
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What changed?
This change exposes three new optional parameters for starting a workflow:
They allow setting header values in JSON format which are propogated
via workflow context. Values can be provides either directly or with a
file. If multiple keys and values are used, they separated by a space.
Count of keys and values must be equal, otherwise error is returned.
Why?
It was not possible to set header values via CLI when starting a workflow.
How did you test it?
Tested locally with:
Verified that headers were set on local server:
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