Apparently it’s worse than that…
It appears that additionally, the results of “very recently run” Rules (i.e., those triggered “at the same time”) are also unavailable ![]()
This is making it very difficult to do the following via no-code:
- Create a Button for the “Page” DB that creates and links five “Task” entities.
- Use a “Task” Rule to set the Start Date of each newly-created Task to the “most recently created Task’s” Due Date, plus 7 days (that bit is always empty).
I’m trying to get the dates of these Task staggered – so each Task’s Start Date references the previously-created task’s Due Date, something like:
[Step 1 Task].Page.Tasks.Sort([Creation Date], false).First().[Due Date] + Days(1)
But it appears that the “previously created” Task actually hasn’t been created yet when the Rule runs ![]()
Maybe we could get a new Action for “Execute/commit previous Actions before continuing”?