When I do a search in the Where Used (great feature by the way!) in the No Code Studio, if I search for a data item, I am getting results for logic blocks where the data item is disabled in the logic block. In Asset Usage, if you search for the data item usage, you do not get the logic blocks returned where it’s in disabled logic.
Is there any enhancement coming that will only show results for enabled actions to an object (maybe a toggle to show disabled as well as enabled), so one can easily identify where something is referenced that is enabled in a logic block? At the moment, one needs to go into each logic block to check if it’s enabled/disabled. While it is best practice to rather delete non-required logic, in some cases, disabled code is required.
I am… perplexed. That should not be possible. The code that produces the Asset Usage result is actually the SAME code that produces the Where Used results. I expect the disabled actions to not be listed and can see that it is excluded with !entry.getValue().isDisabled()
So why does Where Used still have it? Is this in an env where you can save that LB (which triggers the logic for both Asset Usage and Where Used) or is it downstream/promoted to this env where it cannot/should not be saved? If you can save it there I’m interested to know if the reference goes away or stays. If it stays then you have reproduction steps for the bug. Can you pls work with a support rep to get a ticket entered?
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Thought of something else. Are there any lifecycle copies of the logic block in question? Could it be disabled in one but not another?