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Trigger Event at Breakpoint: Task does not await incoming message flows
Steps to Reproduce
Model two Processes with connected Tasks (incoming and outgoing Message Flows). See example.
Set a Breakoint to Task A
Launch both Processes (Task B first)
Trigger Event at Task A
Outgoing Message Flows will be triggered, but incoming Message flows will not be awaited at the task resumed at breakpoint..
Expected Behavior
Task manually triggered at breakpoint should have the same behaviour as without breakpoint: Send message Tokens to outgoing message Flows and await message Tokens from incoming message Flows in the order from left to right. No matter, the incoming is the first or the following flow.
@nikku If you start Proc A without a Breakpoint in Task A, Task A triggers a Message. Assumed Task B is having the Token, Task B awaits the incoming Message and returns a Message Token back to Task A. Task A waits for this incoming Message an then the Token goes to End. Waiting for Incoming Message does not happen, if Task A Breakpoint is enabled.
Describe the Bug
Trigger Event at Breakpoint: Task does not await incoming message flows
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
Task manually triggered at breakpoint should have the same behaviour as without breakpoint: Send message Tokens to outgoing message Flows and await message Tokens from incoming message Flows in the order from left to right. No matter, the incoming is the first or the following flow.
Environment
Camunda Modeler system information
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