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Unpublish a workflow

Unpublishing a workflow terminates the computational resources allocated to it, making it unavailable for API use and interactive testing.
If the workflow was published in asynchronous mode, all queued tasks are dropped and must be canceled through the appropriate EI-Flow API requests.

Unpublishing a workflow doesn't affect it's definition which can be inspected and modified freely in the editor.

To unpublish a workflow:

  • Open the workflow and select Unpublish on the top toolbar.

Or:

Or:

  • In any other list, select the workflow then select Unpublish on the toolbar of the right panel or inside the list row.

If a workflow is published in multiple runtimes and the runtime in which to unpublish is not already determined—it is determined if you are looking at the list of workflow published in a given runtime—a dialog appears and you must select the runtimes in which you want the workflow to be unpublished.

Some lists may allow multiple selection and hence bulk unpublishing.