Dependency: #80
Description
Container nodes wrap a child workflow that has its own internal flow. To preserve encapsulation, no child node inside a container should connect directly to anything outside the parent container - instead, the container itself exposes entry and exit points that act as the only connection surface between the container's internals and the rest of the graph.
Motivation
- Visual clarity - users can tell at a glance where flow enters and leaves a container without tracing edges through nested children.
- Encapsulation - prevents "leaky" edges that bypass the container's semantics (e.g. a child of a try connecting directly to a node after the try, which would misrepresent the DSL).
- Correct DSL mapping - the Serverless Workflow DSL treats containers as single units of control flow; entry/exit indicators make this explicit in the diagram and keep the visual model aligned with the underlying YAML.
Proposed Implementation
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Definition of Done
Dependency: #80
Description
Container nodes wrap a child workflow that has its own internal flow. To preserve encapsulation, no child node inside a container should connect directly to anything outside the parent container - instead, the container itself exposes entry and exit points that act as the only connection surface between the container's internals and the rest of the graph.
Motivation
Proposed Implementation
No response
Definition of Done