Error on opening on Flow designer
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02-21-2022 11:03 PM
After promoting update set [ has Flow designer updates ] from lower region to Prod, When I try to open flow designer it prompting error "An error has occurred, please try again or check the logs for more information" and in lakhs of logs, I found this error log [ I'm not sure this error log is related to the current problem]
Have anybody encountered same problem?. For reference, attached error screenshot.
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10-27-2022 04:00 AM
did your issue got resolved because am getting the same error
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10-28-2022 12:40 AM
So what I did was that I started checking the logs carefully, and I found out that any flow has a history with it and it redos all the changes no matter what, for example, if there were some old table in other instance that flow was referencing earlier in dev and now you have deleted the table and did the changes in flow, and same flow is promoted to other instance. All the changes are again created and deleted (with respect to flow) in the new instances, but in new instance you dont have that table and the error occurs in prod. Due to this, it will not successfully compile your flow, and you will keep getting that error.
My advice will be to create a new flow from scratch (the same flow) in dev instance carefully. Promote it to prod, and check. If no error occurs then you know that there was some problem with old flow compilation.
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10-28-2022 12:42 AM
and this is relevant even if you copy the flow/subflow. All the entries/changes are copied to the copied flow. Make sure to create a new one all from scratch.