The 5-operation limit was overly conservative and unnecessary. Analysis showed:
- Workflow is cloned before modifications (no original mutation)
- All operations validated before any are applied (true atomicity)
- First error causes immediate return (no partial state possible)
- Two-pass processing handles dependencies correctly
Changes:
- Remove hard-coded 5-operation limit check from workflow-diff-engine.ts
- Update tool descriptions and documentation to reflect unlimited operations
- Add tests verifying 50 and 100+ operations work successfully
- Add example showing 26 operations in single request
The system already ensures complete transactional integrity regardless of
operation count. Bottleneck is workflow size, not operation count.
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- Changed UpdateNodeOperation interface to use 'updates' instead of 'changes'
- Updated UpdateConnectionOperation for consistency
- Fixed implementation in workflow-diff-engine.ts
- Updated Zod schema validation
- Fixed documentation and examples
- Updated tests to match new property name
This resolves GitHub issues #159 and #168 where partial workflow updates
were failing, forcing AI agents to fall back to expensive full updates.
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