How are actions and conditions within Logic Apps related to the Workflow Definition Language (WDL)?
Azure Logic Apps use Workflow Definition Language (WDL) to define the structure and flow of actions and conditions. WDL is a JSON-based language that provides a declarative model for specifying workflows, including control structures like conditionals, loops, and error handling.
Actions in Logic Apps are defined using WDL’s “actions” property, which contains an array of action objects. Each action object specifies its type, inputs, and other properties required for execution. Actions can be standard connectors, custom APIs, or built-in functions.
Conditions within Logic Apps utilize WDL’s “conditions” property, allowing for branching logic based on specified criteria. The “if” statement in WDL enables conditional evaluation, with “true” and “false” branches containing their respective actions.
