When a workflow run fails, it’s automatically moved to the DLQ (Dead Letter Queue) where it can be analyzed and resumed. The resume feature allows you to continue a failed workflow run from exactly where it failed, without re-executing successfully completed steps. This is particularly useful for long-running workflows where you don’t want to lose progress from successful steps when a single step fails. When a workflow is resumed, it continues execution from the last failed step. A new workflow run ID is generated, but the workflow maintains the state and results from previously completed steps.Documentation Index
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Override the number of retries for the remaining workflow steps.
Override the delay before executing the next workflow step. Format is <value><unit> (e.g., "10s", "5m").
Override the retry delay expression for the remaining workflow steps.
Override the flow control key for the remaining workflow steps.
Override the flow control configuration in the format parallelism=<value>, rate=<value>, period=<value>.
Override the label for the remaining workflow steps.
Override the failure callback URL for the remaining workflow steps.
The DLQ ID of the workflow run to resume.