docs: add graph execution example to API guide#9276
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Isn't there a better place for this than in the MultiUser documentation? |
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Thanks, that makes sense. I moved the graph-execution example out of the Multi-User API docs into a dedicated development guide, and left a short pointer in the original page for multi-user readers who land there first. |
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@wunianze666-netizen Could you rebase this on the |
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Summary
This PR adds a small programmatic graph-execution section to the API guide.
Motivation
While reviewing the API docs, I noticed there is already good endpoint coverage, but it is still easy to get stuck on one key distinction: saved workflows are not executed directly, while
enqueue_batchexpects an executable graph. This came up in #8340, where a user could fetch workflows but was unsure how to actually run them through the HTTP API.Changes
enqueue_batchexample using a simple math graphTesting
Notes
This is intended as a small and focused documentation improvement. I am happy to adjust the wording or scope if needed.