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Hi,
Is a Shortcut task meant to process previous shortcuts (and if not, can I force it to)?
The situation is this:
We run a Shortcut task every night which processes messages with attachments only that are over 7 days old. We do NOT set it to remove the message body.
We run another Shortcut task once a week which processes ALL messages that are over 90 days old and DOES remove the message body. However, this task does not "reprocess" the shortcuts which previously have had files removed.
The net result is that all email in the mailbox over the 90 days is shortcutted, however some messages have the content removed while others do not. The messages without the content removed were the ones picked up as having a file attachment originally.
The behavior I expected was that the second Shortcut task would remove content from previously shortcutted messages.
Does my question make sense? It's a little difficult to explain.
Regards,
David
South East WAter
Is a Shortcut task meant to process previous shortcuts (and if not, can I force it to)?
The situation is this:
We run a Shortcut task every night which processes messages with attachments only that are over 7 days old. We do NOT set it to remove the message body.
We run another Shortcut task once a week which processes ALL messages that are over 90 days old and DOES remove the message body. However, this task does not "reprocess" the shortcuts which previously have had files removed.
The net result is that all email in the mailbox over the 90 days is shortcutted, however some messages have the content removed while others do not. The messages without the content removed were the ones picked up as having a file attachment originally.
The behavior I expected was that the second Shortcut task would remove content from previously shortcutted messages.
Does my question make sense? It's a little difficult to explain.
Regards,
David
South East WAter
