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Description
When using the zbctl to create a worker we are able to set some flags, like the timeout of the job activation, but it is not clear from the help what the unit is and how the parameter should look like.
[zell camunda-cloud/ ns:bece6b37-3b9c-4fd0-8e79-4990cd0d057d-zeebe]$ zbctl create worker
Error: accepts 1 arg(s), received 0
Usage:
zbctl create worker <type> [flag-
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Describe the Bug
The "add element to selection" shortcut on Linux:
- Works by using "SHIFT + Click"
- But the Help Menu says "CTRL + Click"
Steps to Reproduce
- Try to elements to selection by using "CTRL + Click" on Linux
- Does not work
Expected Behavior
afaik modifier key on Linux shall be "CTRL" (as indicated in the help menu) rather than "Shift"
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Describe the Bug
The UI incorrectly complains if a FEEL expression is entered for a call activity process id.
It complains that the string is not a QName.
Steps to Reproduce
- Create a workflow with a call activity
- Enter a FEEL expression for the call activity process ID
- The UI displays an error
Expected Behavior
The UI should allow FEEL expressions as Zeebe
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Describe the Bug
Creating typed start events is not allowed within a subprocess. However, they can still be copied and pasted onto a subprocess which shouldn't be allowed either.
The same issues occurs with non-interrupting events copied out of a event sub-proce