I have multiple flows created. The output of an http request in one flow is the input to another request in another flow. I want to created shared access across flows. I am open to using a global variable / updating the env variable / updating the global envs. However, I can’t see an option to do any of these from postman flows. How can I achieve this?
Are you using Flows modules? You can take the output of one flow and use it as the input to the other flow in this way.
Today, Environments live on a request level. You can use the same environment across all your requests, but Environments cannot be updated from the flow itself.
Let me know if this will work for your use case.
Hi @flows-daniel
I am using flow modules. Is there a way to use the output of flow1 as input to flow2 without calling flow1 every time I run flow2? Some way to run flow1 once and then keep using the output of the first run every time in flow2?
This is what my flow diagram currently looks like.
Depending on how you run your flow, you can run generate resources and then run the rest of your flow(s) in a loop afterward using the script and story variables so that generate resources module only has to be run once.
Can you tell me a little more about your use-case and I might be able to suggest some alternatives if the above doesn’t work for you.