Wexxflow: how do I get the value of the local variables of a started workflow?

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Hi,

Wexflow looks very promising, and we are considering using Wexflow in combination with a custom made app.

After the app starts a workflow using the API\startWithVariables and setting some local variables and/or settings, we would like the app to be able to retrieve all started jobs including the values of the local variables / settings of each job.
If I am correct, the current API\job returns the workflow definition, not the actual values of local variables / settings of the started workflow.

Is it possible to retrieve the local variables / settings of a job through the API?
If it's not possible to retrieve these values through the API, what would be the recommended way to retrieve these values?

Thanks!
Bart

What I have tried:

We have tried to set the values of local variables and settings by using the API\startWithVariables and then retrieving the jobs through API\job or API\jobs. However, we don't see the set values of the local variables through API\job or API\jobs.

Posted 18-May-20 1:17am

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Updated 18-May-20 1:32am

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Stefan_Lang 18-May-20 7:28am

Maybe you should mention WexFlow in your topic title. That would greatly increase the chance to draw attention of someone who actually knows that product.

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2020-05-18T01:31:00

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You have the source code. If you can't find a way to do it, come up with a way to do it, and put it in the code.

Posted 18-May-20 1:31am

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