Locked Code Flows
Overview
The Locked Code Flows page provides a centralized view of all Code Flows that are currently locked within the DataFloem platform.
A Code Flow can be locked by the user who is actively working on it. Locking prevents other users from modifying the same Code Flow simultaneously, helping to avoid conflicting changes and ensuring consistency during the development process.
Each locked Code Flow displays the user who currently owns the lock, allowing administrators and team members to identify who is working on a specific Code Flow.
Access Requirements
This page is available only to users with Administrator privileges.
Only administrators can view and manage SSO Provider configurations. Non-administrator users cannot access this page.
Users without administrator privileges will receive the following authorization error:
Access Denied
You don't have access to this resource.
Managing Locked Code Flows
This page displays all Code Flows that are currently locked.
From this page you can:
- View all locked Code Flows.
- Search and filter the locked Code Flow list.
- Identify the user who currently owns the lock.
- Remove a Code Flow lock when authorized.
Locked Code Flow Information
Each locked Code Flow contains the following information.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Name of the locked Code Flow. |
| Description | Description of the Code Flow. |
| Locked By | User who currently owns the lock. |
| Create Date | Date and time when the Code Flow was created. |
| Update Date | Date and time of the most recent update. |
| Status | Indicates whether the Code Flow is active or inactive. |
Lock Management
A Code Flow lock can only be removed by:
- The user who originally locked the Code Flow.
- A user with administrator privileges.
Users who do not own the lock and do not have administrator privileges cannot remove the lock.
Once the lock is removed, the Code Flow becomes available for editing by other authorized users.
Notes
- Locking prevents multiple users from modifying the same Code Flow simultaneously.
- Locked Code Flows remain visible to all authorized users.
- Only the lock owner or an administrator can remove a lock.
- Locking helps prevent conflicting changes during collaborative development.