Workflow management method, system and computer program product with real time log, debug and resume features

A method of workflow management, said method performed at least in part by at least one processor, said method comprising:

• visually presenting a workflow comprising a plurality of tasks arranged in a sequence;
• visually presenting, for each task of the plurality of tasks of the workflow, a first input area for receiving user selection whether the task is to be included in a debug mode;
• and
• among the plurality of tasks, executing one or more tasks selected to be included in the debug mode, while excluding execution of unselected tasks in the debug mode,
• wherein the method further comprises:
• in a state where the first input area is not visually presented in each of the plurality of tasks,
• visually presenting, together with the workflow, a second input area for receiving user input whether to enable or disable the debug mode;
• and
• in response to receiving the user input to enable the debug mode,
• performing said visually presenting the first input area in each task of the plurality of tasks of the workflow.

A method of workflow management, said method performed at least in part by at least one processor, said method comprising:

• executing a workflow comprising a plurality of tasks, in accordance with a sequence of the plurality of tasks in the workflow;
• upon failure of one or more tasks from the plurality of tasks during the execution of the workflow, receiving a user selection of a resume option from a plurality of resume options to resume the execution of the workflow;
• and
• resuming the execution of the workflow in accordance with the selected resume option by the user selection,
• wherein the plurality of resume options comprises at least two selected from the group consisting of:
• resuming the execution of the workflow from the failed task,
• executing the failed task, while excluding execution of other tasks among the plurality of tasks,
• re-executing an entirety of the workflow, and
• ignoring the failed task and executing remaining tasks following the failed task in the sequence.