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  2. FLPATH-1011

Workflow quick authoring

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      Assumptions:

      1. A workflow (as a  ) has already been defined, and is stored in a Git repository
      2. This Git repository has already a CI/CD pipeline defined where each code modification produces a new container image and deploys it. 
      3. The orchestrator-backend can interact programatically with the workflow's Git repository.

      We could offer a similar experience, a la GitHub Actions, where after editing a workflow definition the user is prompted to commit the changes.

      Here is an example of the prompt displayed after editing a GitHub Action definition file:

       

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        		 Create the `Create workflow` page Sub-task Closed Undefined Bat-Zion Rotman
        2.
        		 UXD for the create workflow page Sub-task Closed Undefined Nir Farkas
        3.
        		 Remove the old authoring-related code Sub-task Closed Undefined Guilherme Caponetto

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            jkilzi@redhat.com Jonathan Kilzi
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