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Is it possible to disable a specific action and/or condition block in a custom command or scheduled task? The main use case would be to make troubleshooting easier without having to (ab)use conditions to invert their truthiness or duplicate the custom command/scheduled task.

While doing this for a single condition with a single action is relatively easy, it's cumbersome to do it for complex conditions or those that have multiple actions where you want to disable a single action in a block.

If not, I'd like to request the ability to disable individual actions in a condition block, as well as the ability to disable an entire condition block from the context menu.

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Hello,

Unfortunately, there is no possibility to disable specific actions/action sets in custom commands, business rules and scheduled tasks. Thank you for the suggestion. It was forwarded to the corresponding department for consideration.

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