More reliable scheduler forms and complete design branches
Scheduler forms now apply repeated record actions correctly and preserve the information required during editing and rescheduling. The designer shows first-level decision branches in full, while failed actions keep the form open and explain the actual cause.
When you submit the same scheduler form more than once, every record action now runs again instead of a later submission being skipped because an earlier one completed. Edit forms reliably find the record you selected. On/off fields are also saved in the format expected by the connected data source.
If a problem occurs while creating a record, your entered values stay on screen and the actual cause appears instead of a vague record-not-found message. When you move a scheduler record supplied by a connected system to another day, the required information carries into the new record. Missing or invalid fields now come with a clearer explanation of what needs correction.
In the designer, the first decision level beneath scheduler-form actions is no longer hidden behind a collapsed summary; you can see every branch and following step as soon as the design opens. Flow's design assistant also works with more precise guidance to use only the relevant form fields, target the correct record, and handle date-time values appropriately.
In this release
- FixedRecord actions that run on every repeated scheduler-form submission
- FixedReliable record actions that find the selected record in edit forms
- FixedForm actions that save on/off fields in the format expected by the data source
- ImprovedFeedback that preserves entered values and shows the actual cause when creation fails
- FixedScheduler actions that preserve required information when moving records from connected systems
- ImprovedClearer error reasons for missing or invalid record information
- FixedA design view that fully shows first decision branches under scheduler-form actions
- ImprovedMore accurate design guidance for record forms and date-time values