getLoopCount() ?

[Fosnez]

Is it by design, or just an oversight that there doesn't appear to be a way of seeing how many loops/recursions you are current in?

Would be useful to say "only run this on the outer most loop" etc.

Or have I missed the mark here?

[renatoliveira]

You seem to be correct in this observation. The easiest way I can see to check the loop count is by accessing the loopCountMap static variable (which is private now).

If it were public, you could get the count using:

TriggerHandler.loopCountMap.get('handlerName').getCount();

If you want to, you might want to submit this as a new feature. If not, I might add this feature to my fork of the repository later.

[kevinohara80]

I don’t see why this couldn’t be added. Happy to look at a PR On Mon, Nov 5, 2018 at 10:56 AM Renato Oliveira [email protected] wrote:

You seem to be correct in this observation. The easiest way I can see to check the loop count is by accessing the loopCountMap static variable (which is private now).

If it were public, you could get the count using:

TriggerHandler.loopCountMap.get('handlerName').getCount();

If you want to, you might want to submit this as a new feature. If not, I might add this feature to my fork of the repository later.

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[renatoliveira]

@kevinohara80 Please take a look at PR #13, thanks.