- Replace generic JSON input field with dynamic fields based on step inputSchema
- Steps now show proper form fields (URL for HTTP requests, collection/data for CRUD operations)
- Improves user experience by providing structured forms instead of raw JSON editing
- Clean up debug files from repository
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- Use Object.assign to create properly bound hook function
- Use global.console instead of regular console for guaranteed output
- Add global executor fallback for execution context isolation
- Use named function (payloadAutomationHook) for better debugging
- Add version metadata to help identify our hook
- Don't throw errors, just log them to avoid breaking other hooks
This fixes the 'hook registers but doesn't execute' issue by ensuring the function has proper scope and binding.
- This is the ONLY time we can modify collection configs before PayloadCMS finalizes them
- Directly push hooks into config.collections[].hooks.afterChange arrays
- This happens BEFORE PayloadCMS processes and freezes the configurations
- If this doesn't work, the plugin architecture is fundamentally incompatible
This is the last possible approach - modifying the actual collection config objects before they're processed by PayloadCMS.
- Completely abandon config-phase hook registration approach
- Use onInit to directly manipulate runtime collection.config.hooks arrays
- Add ultra-simple test hook that just logs
- Insert hook at beginning of array (unshift) to ensure it runs first
- Bypass TypeScript complexity with targeted any usage for hooks object
- This tests if ANY hook registration approach works
Previous approaches failed because user collections don't exist during plugin config phase.
- Hooks were being registered too late (in onInit) - PayloadCMS doesn't honor hooks registered after initialization
- Move hook registration to config phase using applyHooksToCollections()
- Use global executor registry to make WorkflowExecutor available to config-phase hooks
- Add aggressive debugging to trace hook execution
- This should resolve the core issue where hooks were registered but never called
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- Add console.log statements that will ALWAYS appear if hooks are called
- Trace WorkflowExecutor creation and method availability
- Log every step of hook execution pipeline
- This will help identify exactly where the execution is failing
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- Remove problematic hooksInitialized flag that prevented proper hook registration in development mode
- Add comprehensive error logging with "AUTOMATION PLUGIN:" prefix for easier debugging
- Add try/catch blocks in hook execution to prevent silent failures
- Ensure hooks register properly on every PayloadCMS initialization
This fixes the issue where workflows would not execute even when properly configured.
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- Implemented proper parsing for conditions like '$.trigger.doc.content == "value"'
- Added support for comparison operators: ==, !=, >, <, >=, <=
- Fixed JSONPath condition evaluation that was treating entire expressions as JSONPath queries
- Added support for string literals, numbers, booleans in condition values
- Conditions now correctly resolve JSONPath expressions and perform comparisons
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- Replace duplicate type definitions with PayloadCMS generated types
- Fix workflow context serialization with safeSerialize() method
- Resolve type mismatches (id: string vs number)
- Update all imports to use PayloadWorkflow type
- Ensure workflow runs are created successfully without serialization errors
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- Update workflow executor to check both 'collection' and 'collectionSlug' fields
- Add debug logging for workflow trigger matching
- Fixes issue where collection triggers were not being matched correctly
- Create dedicated types-only module (src/types/index.ts) with pure type definitions
- Update main index.ts to export only pure types without runtime imports
- Removes need for serverExternalPackages in Next.js configuration
- Plugin now works "out of the box" without bundling workarounds
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- Separated server-side and client-safe exports
- Main export now contains only types to prevent bundling server code
- Updated documentation with new import structure
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The workflow now detects version changes by:
1. Looking for version bump commits (created by npm version)
2. Checking if package.json was modified and version actually changed
This works with the npm version workflow where:
1. Make changes and commit them
2. Run npm version patch (creates version commit)
3. Push both commits - workflow publishes on version commit
- Create dedicated /server export for server-side functions and plugin
- Main export now contains only types (client-safe)
- Remove problematic /steps export that exposed server functions
- Update README with correct import structure
- Fix tests to use /server export
This prevents server-side code from being bundled in client JavaScript,
eliminating the "require is not defined in ES module scope" runtime error.
Breaking change: workflowsPlugin must now be imported from '/server':
import { workflowsPlugin } from '@xtr-dev/payload-automation/server'
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- Changed node-cron import from namespace import to default import
- Added GitHub workflow for automatic npm publishing on version changes
- Ensured all build output uses pure ES module imports without CommonJS remnants
This fixes the runtime error: "ReferenceError: require is not defined in ES module scope"
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- Updated Workflow collection trigger field from 'collection' to 'collectionSlug'
- Updated all document operation steps (create, read, update, delete) to use 'collectionSlug'
- Updated corresponding handlers to destructure 'collectionSlug' instead of 'collection'
- Removed debug console.log statements from logger configLogger methods
- Fixed collection hook debug logs to use 'slug' instead of reserved 'collection' field
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