@sanity/workflow-engine-test 0.5.0 → 0.6.0

package/dist/index.cjs

@@ -5097,7 +5097,7 @@ function createEngineWrappers(scope, access, clock) {
     deployDefinitions: (args) => workflowEngine.workflow.deployDefinitions({ ...scope, ...args }),
     startInstance: (args) => workflowEngine.workflow.startInstance(withAccess(args)),
     fireAction: (args) => workflowEngine.workflow.fireAction(withAccess(args)),
-    editState: (args) => workflowEngine.workflow.editState(withAccess(args)),
+    editField: (args) => workflowEngine.workflow.editField(withAccess(args)),
     completeEffect: (args) => workflowEngine.workflow.completeEffect(withAccess(args)),
     tick: (args) => workflowEngine.workflow.tick(withAccess(args)),
     evaluate: (args) => workflowEngine.workflow.evaluate(withAccess(args)),
@@ -5161,13 +5161,13 @@ function createReadHelpers(scope) {
       ...task !== void 0 ? { task } : {}
     }),
     instancesForSubject: async (subjectRef, entryName = "subject") => (
-      // Subjects live on a workflow-scope `doc.ref` state entry. Match
+      // Subjects live on a workflow-scope `doc.ref` field entry. Match
       // instances whose entry's value.id equals the supplied ref. The
       // entry name is conventionally "subject" but workflows may name
       // it otherwise.
       client.fetch(
         `*[_type == "${workflowEngine.WORKFLOW_INSTANCE_TYPE}"
-          && state[_type == "doc.ref" && name == $entry][0].value.id == $ref
+          && fields[_type == "doc.ref" && name == $entry][0].value.id == $ref
           && ${workflowEngine.tagScopeFilter()}] | order(startedAt asc)`,
         { ref: subjectRef, entry: entryName, tag }
       )