refined-smartphone-45409
12/10/2025, 4:55 PMplain-house-72038
12/18/2025, 1:03 PMmicroscopic-shampoo-2255
12/19/2025, 3:54 PMwooden-beard-40210
12/20/2025, 1:22 PMquiet-raincoat-85414
12/28/2025, 5:09 AMastonishing-waitress-91471
01/09/2026, 5:32 PMquiet-raincoat-85414
01/12/2026, 11:55 AMproud-controller-31469
01/14/2026, 4:22 PMwide-umbrella-5226
01/15/2026, 9:34 PMflat-processor-51951
01/21/2026, 4:57 PMwide-umbrella-5226
01/27/2026, 3:09 PMcuddly-eye-50825
01/28/2026, 1:38 AMechoing-barista-47535
02/03/2026, 12:30 PMplain-smartphone-61069
02/06/2026, 6:35 AMbig-wire-17689
02/14/2026, 4:56 PMbig-wire-17689
02/18/2026, 4:08 PMwooden-beard-40210
02/18/2026, 9:21 PMrough-dawn-19545
02/22/2026, 5:14 PMlemon-school-83014
02/23/2026, 6:01 PMlemon-school-83014
03/02/2026, 11:05 PMEnd Nodes
End nodes cannot be deleted, even if duplicated or unused.
While creating a new workflow is suggested as a workaround, this is not operationally realistic when working directly in the main workflow of a production bot.
In practice:
- Duplicate End nodes accumulate during refactors
- Some remain unused
- There is no way to clean them up
- Rebuilding the main workflow is disruptive
This creates visual clutter and impacts workflow maintainability over time.
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03/09/2026, 2:41 PMagreeable-window-33845
03/13/2026, 6:17 AMbreezy-piano-23067
03/20/2026, 8:33 AMmany-addition-67187
03/23/2026, 11:27 PMred-motorcycle-9381
03/25/2026, 7:09 AMtall-school-65295
04/05/2026, 4:38 AMmicroscopic-shampoo-2255
04/07/2026, 5:53 PMcurved-easter-40611
04/08/2026, 7:18 PMbreezy-piano-23067
04/10/2026, 8:14 AMworried-electrician-14632
07/28/2026, 2:16 PM