tctl workflow reset

The tctl workflow reset command resets a Workflow Execution by either eventIdor resetType.

Resetting a Workflow allows the process to be resumed from a certain point without losing your parameters or Event History.

To run multiple Reset operations at once, see tctl workflow reset-batch.

tctl workflow reset <modifiers>

The following modifiers control the behavior of the command.

--workflow_id

Specify a Workflow Id.

Aliases: --wid, -w

Example

tctl workflow reset --workflow_id <id>

--run_id

Specify a Run Id.

Aliases: --rid, -r

Example

tctl workflow reset --run_id <id>

--event_id

Specify the eventId of any event after WorkflowTaskStarted to which you want to reset. Valid values are WorkflowTaskCompleted, WorkflowTaskFailed, and WorkflowTaskTimeout.

Example

tctl workflow reset --event_id <id>

--reason

Specify a reason for resetting the Workflow Execution.

Example

tctl workflow reset --reason <string>

--reset_type

Specify the event type to which you want to reset.

Value	Description
FirstWorkflowTask	Reset to the beginning of the Event History.
LastWorkflowTask	Reset to the end of the Event History.
LastContinuedAsNew	Reset to the end of the Event History for the previous Run.
BadBinary	Reset to the point where a bad binary was used.

Example

tctl workflow reset --reset_type <value>

--reset_reapply_type

Specify the types of events to reapply after the reset point. Valid values are All, Signal, and None. The default is All.

Example

tctl workflow reset --reset_reapply_type <value>

--reset_bad_binary_checksum

Specify the binary checksum when using --reset_type BadBinary.

Example

tctl workflow reset --reset_bad_binary_checksum <value>