Kaspar
In a flow, is it possible to invoke for-loop parallelism on a single worker, to save on cost
Hey!
So I have a flow which uses an SDK which is not very optimized and does a slow API call. This ends up racking up a lot of worker execution seconds, and Windmill cloud bill along with it.
I don't want to ditch the usage of the SDK. One solution would be to re-factor the slow to try to do all the necessary slow calls in a single step, i.e. I would handle the for-loop in the .js level, not the flow level.
I would prefer to keep the flow structure and optimize on the level of Windmill worker usage. Any way to do this?
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Suddenly getting "Error: Variable not found ... or not visible to you" for my schedules
I haven't changed anything and it has worked for a long time. Did something change?
Full message:
Error: Variable not found at u/*USER*/*MY_KEY* or not visible to you: Unauthorized7 replies
Syncing a whole existing folder with scripts and shared logic
I want to take a folder (from a non-Windmill project) with
index.ts, package.json and a bunch of *.ts files, and sync it to Windmill into a folder, so I could automate it on the Windmill Cloud side.
I'm getting errors akin to:
1.) ... *.ts invalid, it cannot be parsed to infer schema.
2.) ... *.script.yaml: Error: Failed to generate lockfile. Status was: Internal Server Error, timeout after 20s, SyntaxError: Unexpected token 'i', "timeout after 20s" is not valid JSON
Even though the script files are quite innocuous.
Is this a reasonable thing to do? Any pointers to where I could be going wrong?4 replies