As discussed here, when dealing with parallel work orders, the ID in WorkcellTask is using the step ID from the work order, which easily conflicts with other work orders.
Suggested #42 (comment), we can use a combination of the work order ID and the step ID to produce a unique workcell task ID
As discussed here, when dealing with parallel work orders, the ID in
WorkcellTaskis using the step ID from the work order, which easily conflicts with other work orders.Suggested #42 (comment), we can use a combination of the work order ID and the step ID to produce a unique workcell task ID