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You will see a list of all the Flows, Instances, and Templates in your domain. Tick those you wish to open. Alternatively, expand the filters to filter by Name, Creator, Type, or Status (Running, Stopped, or Unloaded).
When you already have a Flow open, the Open on a new tab option is checked by default. Uncheck it if you want to open the chosen Flow on the current tab.
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When you access the Flow Editor in a new session, you will see a single Unnamed tab, in Scratch status (orange). You can start working on this tab and then rename it and save your Flow.
When you clone a Flow or create a new Flow on the current tab, you will be able to choose if you want to create it in the current tab or in a new one. If you do not choose this option, the new Flow will replace the current content. For this reason, remember to save your Flow before creating a new one on the current tab. Otherwise, the current content will disappear.
When you open an already existing Flow on the current tab, you will be able to choose if you want to open it in the current tab or in a new one. If you decide to open it on the current tab, it will replace the current content. For this reason, remember to save your Flow before opening another Flow on the current tab. Otherwise, the current content will disappear.
You can drag and drop these tabs to reorder them as desired.
Right-click a tab to close tabs in two ways:
Close others: click this option to close all other tabs except the one you have selected.
Close to the right: choose this option to close all tabs to the right of the one you have selected.
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You can click the Reset button in the toolbar to reset the internal status of all the units in your Flow. This means that all the units that have an internal status will return to its default condition.
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Unload a Flow
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Unloading VS deleting
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Delete a Flow
To delete a Flow from your domain, go to File → Delete. The flow status will automatically turn to Scratch and it will not be available to choose it from your flow list the next time you try to access it.
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Drag and drop the unit to the workspace.
Open the unit properties by double-clicking it.
Find where you wish to enter the variable and use the following syntax, replacing variable with the name you provided it:
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In this way, we can streamline the process without having to rewrite the value one by one in various units.
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