It would be useful to have the option to disable a task when necessary instead of having to delete it and create it again later.
Precondition:
The user has a GoogleSpreadsheet with some variables matching the ACT Client's.
Create a task with a 'new case' in ACT as the action and an 'Insert' in GSpradsheet as the event
Create a second task but with a 'new case' in ACT as the action and an 'Update' in GSpradsheet as the event
Open the ACT Client and create a New case and complete phone number with: 1234567890, and name with: X
Click 'Poll' in the ACT Connector and reload the GoogleSpreadsheet and check it was updated
Create another new case with phone number: 123457890, but name: Y
Repeat step 4.
Obtained: Two cases are inserted in the GSpreadsheet and the first one is updated, resulting in two identical cases (same phone number and name) with different 'id'.
Expected: the user can disable the task that inserts a new case in the GS resulting only in the update of the already existing case when adding a new case that updates its name.
pmallol
commented
9 years ago
It would be useful to have the option to disable a task when necessary instead of having to delete it and create it again later.
Precondition: The user has a GoogleSpreadsheet with some variables matching the ACT Client's.
Obtained: Two cases are inserted in the GSpreadsheet and the first one is updated, resulting in two identical cases (same phone number and name) with different 'id'.
Expected: the user can disable the task that inserts a new case in the GS resulting only in the update of the already existing case when adding a new case that updates its name.