Hi @ldehon , I use the request plugin to get the http body, and then use the template to render the actual value. The actual value can be rendered in the first return task, but cannot be obtained in the second kafka task, so I want to know how to get the rendered value in the kafka plugin, tks:grinning:

Hello, seeing you have renamed the `Echo` task to more fitting `Log` () recently, I was wondering about the (really awesome) task. Its semantic is more like a CLI/Shell since it allows using different interpreters. Besides, it defaults to `/bin/sh` - so not really Bash like its name suggests. This is just a detail but still :slightly_smiling_face:

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Am I missing a simple way of conditionally executing task(s)? I'm aware of the `io.kestra.core.tasks.flows.Switch` but that is a value-based switch statement. Using the switch leads to rather odd constructions with a lot of boiler plate code. This simple example looks very non-idiomatic: ``` - id: run-X-when-necessary type: io.kestra.core.tasks.flows.Switch value: "{{ inputs contains 'aVariableConnectedToX' ? 'RUN' : 'SKIP' }}" cases: RUN: - id: run-X type: io.kestra.core.tasks.debugs.Echo description: "Run X" format: "Running X with {{ inputs.aVariableConnectedToX }}..." defaults: - id: skipping-X type: io.kestra.core.tasks.debugs.Echo description: "Switch requires to have a task to execute" format: "Skipping X..."``` Is there a more direct way to execute the listed `run-X` task only when we have a related input defined?

Hi Team Can someone help on retry option in 0.6.0 version and should work in its successive versions

Bulk replay from any task in selected failed flows

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Auto-save as tmp in web editor (with feedback if connection is lost)

fix(UI): Date parsing should not apply when rendering vars as it coul…

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