A few days ago I created a simple flow that uses POST in a collection.
Today, I updated the httpheader of POST in the collection and tried to use the flow again.
However, the flow executed is the one I created a few days ago and does not reflect the updated httpheader.
Do I need to re-create the flow each time?
I’m new to this and going by common sense, which sometimes doesn’t work well, however, Postman flows can “copy” the state of a request at the time you add it.
In some cases, if you change the request in the collection later, the flow node won’t automatically update. This can depend on how the flow is set up.
So, I would say yes — often you would have to re-add the updated request to the flow if you want changes to be reflected.
Have you tried it since? How did you go?
I would really like to know..
Hi @nakaienzan
Welcome to the forums!
Changes you make in a request will be reflected in the flow. If you’re not seeing that happen, make sure the updated request is saved, double check that the request you changed is the one that’s being used in the flow, and try restarting the Postman application.
Let me know if the issue still happens after that (if it is a screenshot of what you’re seeing in the flow vs request would be helpful).