Creating a workflow definition using the code editor

To create a workflow definition using the code editor:

Open the Workflows menu and select Manager. The Workflow Manager page is displayed.
Click New workflow definition. The Create new workflow definition window is displayed.
Click Switch to code editing [Ctrl+Shift+V]. The code editor is displayed. Note: If you want to keep editing your workflow in Canvas mode, click Switch to canvas editing.
In the workflow editor, you can define your workflow using YAML.
Note
Each workflow has a few base details that must be filled in when starting to define your workflow, such as Name, Type, ExecutionNameFormat, Description and Trigger. For more information, see the Base Details section.
In the Components section, you can copy and paste the existing code snippets to integrate into your workflow definition. For more information about components, see Component Types.

Base Details

Detail	Description
Name	The name of the workflow. Note: When creating or editing a definition, the workflow name can only be Ingest, as only the ingest process is supported.
Type	Can only be `IngestWorkflow`.
ExecutionNameFormat	How the workflow executions that use this workflow definition are named. It can be a combination of a static string and any of the available variables: `fileLocator.bucket`, `fileLocator.key`, `fileLocator.type`, `fileUrl`, `fileExtension`, `fileName`, `bucket`, `key`, `origin`, `titleId`, `titleName`.
Description	The description of the workflow definition.
Trigger	Can only be `Resource: SystemIngestTrigger`.

Example configuration

Workflow:
  Name: Ingest
  Type: IngestWorkflow
  ExecutionNameFormat: Ingest - {{fileName}}
  Description: A definition based on an configuration of an existing client, includes an Interlace Scan, Frame Scan, Crop detection and MediaView Caching at the end
  Trigger:
    Resource: SystemIngestTrigger

Creating a workflow definition using the canvas editor Media tasks

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