Unpublish workflows
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 NL 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:
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In the Workflows, Runtimes or API keys views of the dashboard:
- Select the published workflow.
- Select Unpublish on the toolbar.
Or:
- Open the workflow's workspace and select Unpublish on the toolbar in the upper right corner of the page.
In the Runtimes and API keys views, the same workflow can be listed multiple times, once for each runtime or API key it is associated with, so the unpublish action is unambiguous because it concerns that particular association.
In the Workflows view and in the workflow's workspace, instead, if the workflow is published in multiple runtimes, a dialog appears through which you must indicate from which runtime—one or more—you want the workflow to be unpublished.