Hi, Community Currently, it is not possible to create a directory in the workflow definition list to customize the organization of the workflow. When there are a large number of workflows, it will appear very messy.
This feature hopes to organize workflows through directories, and since tasks belong to a certain workflow, task definitions will naturally be organized by directories. Related issue: https://github.com/apache/dolphinscheduler/issues/14333 # UI ## Process Definition Page * Show subcategories and subprocesses * Support to create directories * The operations supported by the directory include modification and deletion ## Task Definition Page * Show subcategories and subtasks * Directory does not support any operations # Metadata * Add column of `t_ds_process_definition` * `parent_directory_code`: the code of the parent directory or 0 if the parent directory is the root of the project * Add `t_ds_process_definition_directory` * id * name * code * parent_directory_code: the code of the parent directory or 0 if the parent directory is the root of the project * project_code * user_id * ... The current solution is to add a new table `t_ds_process_definition_directory` for storing directoy entities, and add a column in `t_ds_process_definition` to store directory codes. If we do not add a new table (for example, just add a tag in the process definition), we cannot save the directory created by the user. And it will also become very complicated when querying workflows and subdirectories under a certain directory. # RESTful API ## New API * createProcessDefinitionDirectory * updateProcessDefinitionDirectory * deleteProcessDefinitionDirectory ## Modify API ### createProcessDefinition * Add `parent_directory_code`, which means creating a workflow in a certain directory ### queryProcessDefinitionListPaging * Add `parent_directory_code` to return all process definition and subdirectories under a certain directory * Add an `isDirectory` field to the returned result entity, indicating whether it is a directory ### queryTaskDefinitionListPaging * A directory of a task is consistent with the workflow it belongs to * Add `parent_directory_code` to return all task definition and subdirectories under a certain directory I gave some design in this issue. If you are interested, any comments or suggestions are welcome. Best Regards, Rick Cheng
