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U can maybe do it by checking for updates on some state attribute in ur node_1_router inside a for loop and if no updates are there then sleep(1).
I am not sure if this will work. But you can give it a try |
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Hello, I have the following graph architecture, where dotted lines represented conditional edges and solid lines are strict edges. I want to run node1 and node2 in parallel because they are independent on each other. However, the router of node1 should be dependent on the output of node2, because I only want to go to node3 if node2 is deciding to go to node3 as well. If node2 is deciding to go to node4 then node1 should go to end. How can I implement this logic, without adding extra's nodes to this graph?
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