@lotics/app-sdk 0.87.0 → 0.87.1
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- package/docs/workflows.md +2 -2
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/docs/workflows.md
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| `record` | button + table-lifecycle workflows | the record the trigger fired on (merged data on update) |
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| `prev_record` | table `*_update` / `*_delete` | the prior record state — same shape as `record`, link descent included |
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| `changes` | table `*_update` | per-field diff — a *partial* map, so read it `changes["fld_x"]?.next_value` / `?.prev_value` |
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| `index` | inside a `for-of` body | the current 0-based iteration index |
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| `<bind_name>` | inside a `for-of` body | the current item |
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| `index` | inside a `for-of` body | the current 0-based iteration index — always the **innermost** loop's. To use an outer loop's index in a nested body, bind it in the outer one (`const outerIdx = index;`) and read that |
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| `<bind_name>` | inside a `for-of` body | the current item. Each loop keeps its own, so a nested body reads the outer loop's item by its own bind name |
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| `<step_id>` | after the step | that step's output (`rows.records`, `approval.status`, …) |
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| `<let_name>` | its block | a mutable `let` binding |
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| `<param>` | inside a helper callback | that lambda's parameter |
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