Each Action should not exceed 100 kB. The larger the size, the more latency is introduced, which may have an impact on the performance of your system. This size limit does not include any npm modules that may be referenced as part of any require statements.
Any userMetadata set in the same Action as setPrimaryUser is discarded and will be lost. Subsequent Actions within the same transaction will retain userMetadata on the new primary user.
setPrimaryUser can not be used in the same transaction where a Rule sets context.primaryUser.
A maximum of 20 entries can be cached per Trigger.
Cache keys have a maximum size of 64 bytes and values have a maximum size of 4kB.
The cumulative size of cached keys and their values must not exceed 8kB.
The cache should be available for all Actions in the same trigger for a single execution reliably, however for subsequent executions (such as a different flow, another user login, or a user returning from a redirect action) it is not guaranteed.
Actions that perform an Execution that yields back (such as a redirect) may result in subsequent actions being scheduled on a separate instance with a different cache state. Cached data could be inconsistent from one Action to the next even if it is the same execution.
Each tenant may have a maximum of 100 Actions (including both deployed and undeployed). When an Action is deleted, it no longer counts toward the limit.
Each Action may have a maximum of 50 associated versions (both draft and active). Once the limit is reached, every additional version that is added will result in the oldest version being deleted.
Each trigger may have a maximum of 20 active bound Actions.
Each execution of a trigger must complete in 20 seconds or less or the processing will end in an error. Limiting HTTP requests is the best way to keep within this time limit.
Each execution of a trigger must complete in 20 seconds or less or the processing will end in an error. Limiting long-running processes, like outbound HTTP requests without a timeout, is necessary to keep within this time limit. An Action that redirects users to an external page has a separate timeout before the redirect and after.
A new event.request object is issued anytime an Action trigger is suspended and then subsequently resumed (for example, due to a redirect or challenge).
Is not persisted beyond the completion of an authentication trigger.
Cannot be accessed outside of the Actions within the same transaction. (*)
Keys are limited to 64 characters.
Values are limited to 8 KB.
Values only support string, number, and boolean types.
Has a maximum total metadata size of 16 KB within the same transaction.
Will not accept numbers that fail a safety check as valid values. Unsafe integer values should be safely serialized by the Developer. To learn more, read about safe integers.
