Test/Execute a Circuit

Once you configured your circuit, you have two options:

1. Save: To save your current circuit configuration.

2. Save and Execute: To save and immediately execute the circuit.

When you choose Save and Execute:

• A pop-up window with predefined JSON input will appear.
• Provide a name for the execution in the Name field. This name will be used in Execution logs while recording the details aiding in troubleshooting and auditing. If you do not provide a name, an execution name will be autogenerated.
• Edit the JSON input as needed, adjusting the data in key-value pairs.
• Click Run to initiate the execution.
  

 

1. You can monitor the execution’s progress in real-time. 
   
2. If the execution fails or there’s a data mismatch, you have two options: 
   
1. Click Run Again at the bottom-right corner to retry the execution with the same input.
   
2. Click New Execution to start a fresh execution.
   

• Each circuit can have multiple simultaneous executions. 

• Each execution allows up to 1000 state transitions.

• The lifetime of a circuit execution is limited to 30 days.
  

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