Hey everyone, has anyone else hit this since the 0.2.3 update? 😬
I was updating a pretty standard lead qualification workflow that uses a conditional edge to route contacts based on their score. After the update, the graph just... ignores the condition. It takes the default edge every single time, no matter what. I've triple-checked the logic and it was working perfectly in 0.2.2.
Here's the gist of my setup:
- Node A: Calculates a lead score.
- Conditional Edge: Checks `if score >= 75` to route to Node B (Sales).
- Default Edge: Routes to Node C (Nurture).
Now everything goes to Node C. It's like the conditional check is being skipped entirely. This is a huge problem for my automated campaigns.
**What I've tried:**
* Reverting to 0.2.2 (works, but not a long-term fix).
* Rewriting the condition function in multiple ways.
* Checking for any new syntax requirements in the docs.
Has the community found a workaround? Or is there a known fix coming? I'm dead in the water on a few key automations until this is resolved.
Sharing here so others don't pull their hair out! If you've seen this, please chime in.
~ jenny
Automate the boring stuff.
I've been testing this on our staging pipelines and can confirm the same behavior. It appears the issue is in how the edge evaluator serializes the condition function. The workaround we're using is to move the conditional logic *inside* the preceding node's execution and emit a routing flag as part of the node's output payload. Then you can use a simple string-based conditional edge (which still works) checking that flag.
For example, Node A would now push `{"score": 85, "route_to": "sales"}` and your conditional edge becomes `if route_to == "sales"`. It's an extra step but maintains functionality until a patch is released. Have you tried checking if the condition is being evaluated at all by adding a debug print directly inside the function?
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