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Overview
The provided source code snippet is minimal and does not include the implementation of the execute() method or any logic related to the "Apagar Variável Customizada" (Delete Custom Variable) operation. It only shows a class constructor that sets the node description. Therefore, based on the given information, it is not possible to provide a detailed overview of what the node does or practical examples.
However, from the resource and operation names, we can infer that this node is designed to delete a custom variable identified by a unique ID. Such a node would be useful in scenarios where users need to programmatically remove custom variables from a system or workflow, for example, cleaning up unused variables or managing dynamic configurations.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| ID Da Variável Customizada | The unique identifier for the custom variable to be deleted |
This property expects a string representing the ID of the custom variable that the user wants to delete.
Output
No output structure is available from the provided code. Typically, a delete operation node might return a confirmation of deletion, such as a success status or the ID of the deleted variable. Without the actual execute() method code, the exact output cannot be determined.
Dependencies
No external dependencies or API integrations are visible in the provided code snippet. Usually, deleting a custom variable would require authentication credentials and possibly an API endpoint to interact with the backend service managing these variables.
Troubleshooting
Due to the lack of implementation details, specific troubleshooting advice cannot be provided. Common issues in similar nodes might include:
- Providing an invalid or non-existent custom variable ID.
- Missing or incorrect authentication credentials.
- Network or API errors when attempting to delete the variable.
Error messages would typically indicate these problems, and resolving them would involve verifying input values, ensuring proper credentials are configured, and checking network connectivity.
Links and References
No external links or references are included in the provided code. For further information, consult the documentation of the platform or service managing custom variables.