Testing, Versioning & Release
What happens if I update a workflow definition while runs are active?
You can safely update production AI agent workflow definitions without terminating active in-progress runs when using Diagrid Catalyst’s agentic durable execution, built on Dapr. Existing active runs will continue using the workflow definition active at their launch, while all new runs adopt the updated version via intentional structured versioned routing. You should note that untested changes may cause unexpected state transitions for in-flight existing production workflows.
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