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Multiple Plugin - Same Operation on Same Entity - Different Execution Order

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Hi Folks

Apologies for this less valuable question, however I just would like to get clarified. If I have 2 plugins on same operation & entity, but different execution order, then on the execution first plugin encounters error, will next plugin get triggered? Thanks.

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RE: Multiple Plugin - Same Operation on Same Entity - Different Execution Order

Thanks, mates @mehdi & @soumen. will check this when the similar case comes up, was having that consideration to find the best possible solutions for the business requirements. Have a nice one!
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RE: Multiple Plugin - Same Operation on Same Entity - Different Execution Order

yes if you call both the plugin from one workflow then the entire operation will fail, I thought there are two different individual plugin.
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RE: Multiple Plugin - Same Operation on Same Entity - Different Execution Order

Hi,

@Soumen I don't think so… I believe that all plugins in the same pipeline and main operation will be canceled. Additionally, if your plugins run in synchronous mode, the actions done by those plugins will rollback.

Example:

I have a plugin named UmaLearning_Plugins.Plugins.Plg_IdeaPostOperation which will be executed in those two steps:

If the first step is executed without any error, the second step is executed:

if an error occurs when the first step is executed, the second one is not executed:

To be sure, you can easily test the same scenario in your dev environment.
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RE: Multiple Plugin - Same Operation on Same Entity - Different Execution Order

hi,

IF those two are individual plugin and does not depend on each other then the 2nd one should get execute.