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Introduced a 'tags' array to the get-data-from-workflow.json for better categorization and filtering of the account opening workflow.

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  • Introduce a tags array field to the account-opening get-data-from-workflow configuration for downstream consumers.

Introduced a 'tags' array to the get-data-from-workflow.json for better categorization and filtering of the account opening workflow.
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Adds a new tags array to the account opening workflow configuration to support better categorization and filtering of the workflow.

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Introduce a tags array to the account opening workflow configuration schema.
  • Extend the workflow JSON configuration to include a new tags array field.
  • Populate the tags array with values that describe the account opening workflow for downstream categorization/filtering.
  • Ensure the new field fits the existing structure and naming conventions of workflow task configs.
core/Tasks/account-opening/get-data-from-workflow.json

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@yilmaztayfun yilmaztayfun merged commit 136d210 into release-v0.0 Dec 3, 2025
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This pull request enhances the configuration for the account opening workflow by introducing a new tags array in the get-data-from-workflow.json file. This addition aims to provide better categorization and filtering options, making it easier to manage and identify specific workflow configurations based on their associated tags.

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  • New tags array: Introduced a tags array within the get-data-from-workflow.json configuration file.
  • Enhanced Categorization: The added tags array includes values like account-opening, scheduled-payments, subprocess, and trigger to improve categorization and filtering capabilities for the account opening workflow.
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Code Review

This pull request adds a tags array to the get-data-from-workflow.json configuration file. While adding tags is a good step for better categorization, the tags chosen seem to be incorrectly copied from another task and do not accurately represent the function of this task. My review provides a suggestion for more appropriate tags to improve clarity and maintainability.

Comment on lines +7 to +12
"tags": [
"account-opening",
"scheduled-payments",
"subprocess",
"trigger"
],

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high

The tags added seem to be copied from another task (trigger-scheduled-payments.json) and don't accurately describe this task's function. This task, get-data-from-workflow, is a GetInstanceDataTask (type 13) which fetches data from a workflow instance.

The current tags are misleading:

  • scheduled-payments: This task is generic and not specific to scheduled payments.
  • subprocess: This is not a SubProcessTask (which is type 14).
  • trigger: This task fetches data; it doesn't trigger anything.

Using incorrect tags can make it harder for developers to find and understand components. I suggest using tags that better reflect this task's purpose, such as get-data and workflow which are derived from its key.

  "tags": [
    "account-opening",
    "get-data",
    "workflow"
  ],

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