Maintain Triggers When Moving Bridge Workflow to a New Workspace
Julie Fortney
Overachievers
I learned the hard way today that moving a Bridge workflow to a new workspace removes the trigger. This is a big design flaw.
Minimum request: Provide a warning to users when they attempt to move workflows to a new workspace, so they can decide whether it's worth it to set up all of those triggers again.
Best option: Retain the triggers when moving workflows.
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