It would be helpful to have the ability to configure a timeout or delay (in seconds) after an Action is triggered.
Currently, Actions Type using the App URL User Command executes quickly and do not present any issues. However, when using Privileged Script as the Action Type, execution can take a noticeable amount of time depending on the script.
Adding a configurable timeout/delay option would allow the Action button to become temporarily disabled (grayed out) after being triggered. This would prevent users from triggering the same Action multiple times while a script is still running, improving usability and avoiding potential duplicate executions.
It would be helpful to have the ability to configure a timeout or delay (in seconds) after an
Actionis triggered.Currently,
Actions Typeusing theAppURLUser Commandexecutes quickly and do not present any issues. However, when usingPrivileged Scriptas theAction Type, execution can take a noticeable amount of time depending on the script.Adding a configurable timeout/delay option would allow the
Actionbutton to become temporarily disabled (grayed out) after being triggered. This would prevent users from triggering the same Action multiple times while a script is still running, improving usability and avoiding potential duplicate executions.