What is your goal?Push all bundles from selected path through the Merge module.
What is the problem & what have you tried?I tried the new merge module for the first time, and it is only outputting one bundle from the previous module, even though there are multiple bundles in the output. Is this an expected behavior, or is there a way to set it up in a better way to push all the bundles through?
Screenshots (scenario flow, module settings, errors)Hey Martin,
can you show the entire scenario? Are the extra bundles produced before or after the if/else module?
The merge uses data from within the if/else (20 bundles) and before (1 bundle). I thought that might be a problem but removing the data from the first bundle from the merge module (url_akce) didn’t solve it.
Would I need to aggregate the data and iterate again after the merge?
BTW - when deletign the output from the merge module doesn’t work for me, the bin icon doesn’t do anything, I had to create a new module.
Yeah so the Merge module is not stand alone. Its part of the if/else sequence. So you will need to go back to one bundle with an array aggregator with the text parser as the source module. Then have the Merge return the resulting array and then iterate it.
