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Vercel Workflows and the Workflow SDK now let users measure the time elapsed between any two steps in the trace viewer by holding Option/Alt and hovering between steps. This feature helps visualize timing between sequential or non-sequential workflow steps.
Vercel Workflows and the Workflow SDK now let users measure the time elapsed between any two steps in the trace viewer by holding Option/Alt and hovering between steps. This feature helps visualize timing between sequential or non-sequential workflow steps.
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You can now measure the time between any two steps in the trace viewer for Vercel Workflows and the Workflow SDK . Select a step, hold Option on macOS or Alt on Windows and Linux, then hover another step to see a measurement line between them: Between sequential steps, the lin...
Measuring time between workflow steps aids developers in identifying bottlenecks and optimizing process efficiency. This enhancement improves observability and debugging capabilities within Vercel's workflow tools.
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