Trello x Instagram Carousel Posts

[Renegrafik]

What is your goal?

The goal is that when a Trello card is moved from one list to another, the card is used to create posts for Instagram.

What is the problem & what have you tried?

I built a scenario to automate Instagram Reels, posts, and carousels using Trello cards. Unfortunately, there is a problem with the carousel path: when the scenario runs and finishes, it starts running again after the router and does another posting round. Then I have to stop the scenario, otherwise it creates multiple posts.
I suspect it’s because of the iterator: it fetches the images from the 5 carousel images via attachments and outputs exactly those 5 images. I need the URLs of these 5 images for 0CodeKit to upload them. But why does it start again?

Error messages or input/output bundles

HTTP - Make a request196+0.4s
The operation was completed.

Trello - Get a Card175+0.2s
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Trello - List Attachments73+0.2s
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Flow Control - Iterator79
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HTTP - Download a file68+0.4s
The operation was completed.

0CodeKit - Create temporary URL to file69+0.5s
The operation was completed.

HTTP - Download a file68+0.4s
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0CodeKit - Create temporary URL to file69+0.4s
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HTTP - Download a file68+0.4s
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0CodeKit - Create temporary URL to file69+0.6s
The operation was completed.

HTTP - Download a file68+0.4s
The operation was completed.

0CodeKit - Create temporary URL to file69+0.7s
The operation was completed.

HTTP - Download a file68+0.4s
The operation was completed.

0CodeKit - Create temporary URL to file69+0.9s
The operation was completed.

Flow Control - Array aggregator75
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Tools - Sleep185+30.0s
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Instagram for Business (Facebook login) - Create a carousel post71+48.6s
The operation was completed.

Trello - Edit a Card70+0.3s
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Tools - Sleep192+30.0s
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Flow Control - Iterator79
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HTTP - Download a file68+0.2s
The operation was completed.

0CodeKit - Create temporary URL to file69+0.5s
The operation was completed.

HTTP - Download a file68+0.2s
The operation was completed.

0CodeKit - Create temporary URL to file69+0.7s
The operation was completed.

HTTP - Download a file68+0.2s
The operation was completed.

0CodeKit - Create temporary URL to file69+0.5s
The operation was completed.

HTTP - Download a file68+0.2s
The operation was completed.

0CodeKit - Create temporary URL to file69+0.7s
The operation was completed.

HTTP - Download a file68+0.2s
The operation was completed.

0CodeKit - Create temporary URL to file69+0.8s
The operation was completed.

Flow Control - Array aggregator75
The operation was completed.

+20.2s
Scenario was FORCED to STOP

Tools - Sleep185+0.4s
The operation was completed with a warning.

Warning
Execution was forced to stop

Flow Control - Iterator79
The operation was started with a warning.

Warning
Execution was requested to stop

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Screenshots (scenario flow, module settings, errors)

[Stoyan_Vatov]

Hey there,

most likely because one of the previous modules is returning multiple bundles. Can you show a screenshot from the execution history?

[Renegrafik]

@Stoyan_Vatov

execution history?

Hello there,

i tried another test and now it worked. The only thing i changed is in the scenario settings: **Store incomplete executions to “no”.
And it worked now. But i am not sure if this works for all time?

Here are the Screenshot of the History:

I think the Iterator get 5 bundles of attachments and runs for this reason 5 times and posts 5 times?

[Stoyan_Vatov]

The List attachments module already iterates the attachments array. You don’t need the iterator after it.

[Renegrafik]

I deleted it already. This module had no reference from any other module. Therefore, it was pointless in the scenario.