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Gorav Seth

@goravseth.com

A good list. And a good reminder that I need to look into roll back on screen flows now that it's a thing. One thing I try to avoid is using the default path on a decision. Not 100%, but most. I prefer to define all expected conditions and route the default to an error email.

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Andy Engin Utkan

@utkan.com

3 Dec 2024

Yes, I have done that especially on complex decisions. Thank you for your feedback.

Andy Engin Utkan

@utkan.com

3 Dec 2024

Another thing I do: If I have 5-10 outcomes, I make the first one a bypass sometimes. Rather than adding “is null and” to all others I have “is null” as the first outcome that leads to either nothing or the next steps in the flow.