Allow multiple events per configuration

The UI-way I see it done, will need some change in the way WF is working now:

1. user will create a new WF, but without choosing an event yet.
2. In the WF configuration he will Add event(s), and be able to choose AND/ OR - the same way conditions are done

In other words, in the WF configuration page user will edit:
1. The trigger event(s)
2. The condition(s)
3. The action(s).

hm, an OR between events, sounds logical not me, and moreover it can't solve the problem.

If you configure argument A for the action B which is not available for event C, the configured action B won't be able to execute for event C.

Anyway, perhaps it would be a nice feature but I have much more important points to work on before.

I have another suggestion. Keep the WF as is, i.e 1 event per.
However, since some WF are connected (e.g. create of node, update node, delete node - should redirect to same place) - maybe allow grouping the configurations (so the change will be mostly UI.)

I've tried implementing this, but it complicates things too much. So, I workflow-ng is going to stay with one event per configuration.

However, I've implemented a "clone" feature in 2.x.

There's another solution to this problem:

Instead of allowing multiple events per configuration, let's introduce a new action: "Execute configuration".

So, for example, if I have a configuration, "foo", triggered by a "node_view" event, I could start a new configuration, "bar", triggered by a "node_insert" event, and in it I'd use the "Execute configuration" action to call the "foo" configuration.

Of course, the settings form for the "Execute configuraiton" action would show me only the configurations compatible with the current one. And it would need to let me map the currect arguments to the executed configuration's ones.

This isn't trivial, but it moves the complexity from WF-ng itself to the action.

(I have to change the component of this issue to "Misc" because "code" is no longer in the box.)

Indeed, such an action would be possible, but I would consider it an evil hack. People can do it, but I won't add such an action to workflow-ng itself.

I'm planning to introduce a feature called "Rule Sets" later for the rules engine (6.x version) - however I'm not sure about the implementation details yet.

check out workflow-ng 2.x - there is already a clone feature!

this one seems fixed by the comments.