If I have several hundred HTTP API runs that are out of date due to updates in the input, how can I run them at once?
You can update all those outdated HTTP API runs at once by toggling the auto-update off and then back on again. When you do this, accept the run prompt and it will update all rows in the column.
This is much faster than clicking "re-run this cell" on each individual row when you have hundreds of them to update.
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So if I toggle auto-update back on, do I have to run all rows in the view, including ones that aren't out of date? Or can I toggle it on and Save and don't run
You can choose "Save and don't run" when toggling auto-update back on. This will save your auto-update settings without running any rows immediately. [1]
Only the outdated rows will run automatically when new data is added or when you manually trigger runs later. You don't have to run all 4.6K rows at once.
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That didn't work - the outdated rows didn't update automatically after I saved the changes
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I just re-ran all of the rows in my column to solve this Expensive on an api call basis but don't have time to figure out a targeted solution right now LMK what you come up with
Hey,
When those HTTP API rows get out of sync, it’s because the inputs feeding that column have changed. The column output is still based on the old inputs, so even if you expect something different now, the stored result is technically still the “original” response for what was sent at the time.
So when you rerun the whole column, it’s effectively calling the API again with the current inputs, which is why that fixes the stale data but also costs more credits.
I walk through an example of stale / outdated data here so you can see what’s going on under the hood:
Let me know if you have more questions.
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