I'm receiving the message: Flow activated successfully. Service Catalog records are part of Global scope. As a result they won't be part of Flow Update Set, nor Source Control/Application Repository transfer.

[Herb2]

I have a Flow Designer Flow in the global scope, i have several subflows within the flow also in the global scope. When i try to Activate this flow i receive the notification:

`Flow activated successfully. Service Catalog records are part of Global scope. As a result they won't be part of Flow Update Set, nor Source Control/Application Repository transfer.`

The flow saves succesfully, but it stays in the Draft rather than Published state.

[OlaN]

Hi,

Does the notification or something in the logs (warning/errors) indicate why the flow not could be activated?

If i try the same on a PDI, it successfully saves and activates.

[sparkles]

Hi @OlaN , I am getting the exact error as your image. The flow and the record in the same scope so I am not sure why I am getting this error

Thanks!

[OlaN]

Hi sparkles,

The image I posted is no error message, it's just a information notification.

Might be that the text is a bit misleading, but I believe the intent is to explain that a Flow that triggers on Service catalog requires you to also put the Catalog item record itself in the update set (or in your scope), as they are two separate records.

I've seen this message whenever I've published a Flow, regardless of working on Global scope or not, it seems it's the trigger "Service Catalog" that triggers this message.

[Lisa LeMaster]

We are seeing same issue in our Dev environment.  Anyone ever find how to fix?