You can use its default id (which starts
You can use its default id (which starts with
a, b, etc, or change its ID to a better name by clicking on the the pencil on the left panel (inside Components). On a button, you can click on Create an inline script, choose JavaScript and you can use the input value using its id dot result, e.g: txtNumber.result.Can you share the version you're on and
Can you share the version you're on and similar details per email again please
Hi, I wrote that script and as far as I
Hi, I wrote that script and as far as I can tell, it still works. Tomorrow I can check if my current version is different from this one.
I added it to my local
admin workspace....I'm struggling a bit with something that
I'm struggling a bit with something that feels like it should be very easy to achieve in the app editor, maybe someone here can help?
I have created a bunch of input fields (22, actually) and a button. When the button is pressed I want to invoke a flow. But to send the right parameters to the flow I need to transform the values from all the input components into a single workflow parameter. So one of the parameters to the workflow should be something like:
```
{"prop1": input1.result, "prop2".input2.result, ...}...
in EE, you can soon export the job logs
in EE, you can soon export the job logs to datadog, loki, but even clickhouse would work great
thank you
thank you
do you have any recommendations for a tool to create a front end
i am only used to making static pages but now i need a page with log in that is personalized to the account
but everything i see is too simple or too complex, something that i can run and host locally but set up with a tool like windmill...
Hello @Rory , we will fix the
Hello @Rory , we will fix the multiselect coloring right away. Dynamic enums are a todo for us, should be available this week or the next
Hey folks! Airplane widow here, is there
Hey folks! Airplane widow here, is there any way to format the result of a script as a table instead of just json? 🙏
I want to import a python dependency
I want to import a python dependency directly from a gitlab repo using a deploy token:
...
#extra_requirements:
#git+https://gitlab+deploy-token-MY_SECRET_TOKEN@gitlab.mycompany.net/repo/location.git/#subdirectory=my/shared/library
#extra_requirements:
#git+https://gitlab+deploy-token-MY_SECRET_TOKEN@gitlab.mycompany.net/repo/location.git/#subdirectory=my/shared/library
Hi, I'm trying out Windmill for
Hi, I'm trying out Windmill for orchestrating our analytics workflows, and as part of that I tried porting some existing code. The code interfaces with Clickhouse, so I have a small shared component for running Clickhouse queries. For simplicity say my
script module depends the shared module. I got this working fine, but then I was going to write script2 which also uses the shared module, and as part of that I added a dependency to shared.
After doing that I noticed that the schedule that is invoking script is failing with the error "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'clickhouse_driver'". "clichouse_driver" is the module I added to shared.
To me it appears that the automatic module installation doesn't notice that the upstream shared dependency has had a dependency change so when it attempt to run script it doesn't run pip install and as a result this fails....docker registry
so you would probably need to publish it to a locally (to the pod) available container registry
what are you afraid of ? Windmill is
what are you afraid of ? Windmill is very secure and has a tight permissioning model