Thanks for the follow up @Kiersten, very eager to have a play with it.
For anyone stumbling on the problem of "Periodically running JS Queries", my workaround is creating a blank DB query with a period interval and adding the JS query as a success trigger to that query.
Hi there, community! For anyone who is following this thread, we have been hard at work testing this functionality with a closed group of customers. We're excited to keep partnering with you all in future iterations!
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While our current group of testers is at capacity, we will be creating a more formal standby list as the offering develops and enters its next stages of adoption.
If you would like to join our waitlist, whether you're interested in participating in our next phase of testing or want to be sure you hear when this product is generally available, please fill out this form!
hey! I too was looking for scheduled triggers and until resolved by retool, this is doing it for me. the JS script does the calculation to know how many milliseconds will be in between now and the trigger date/time, that way it doesnΒ΄t have to test every second or minute. you can input as many requests as you would like...the only limitation is not refreshing or closing the browser where it was configured until the scheduled triggers run.
var attributes = {"webshopId": textInput1.value}
var endpoint = select1.value
function nightPull() {
Internal_API_Request.trigger({additionalScope: {endpoint: endpoint, request_body: {"data": {"attributes": attributes}} }});
}
var timePull = new Date(dateTime1.formattedValue).getTime(),
timeNow = new Date().getTime(),
offsetMillis = timePull - timeNow;
setTimeout(nightPull, offsetMillis);
Any update on when this might be GA? This is the only thing preventing my org from using this service, though we're also not sure what to make of this feature being in beta for 2+ years. Technical challenges? Low priority?
Hello! Checking in on the status of this. We have a commercial app we'd love to replace with a Retool solution, but it has at least one unattended process.