New here, but as I understand it, if I have a filter with 100 logical expressions and I want 100 different triggers for that single set of expressions, the way to properly set that up is to include the expressions in a sub-zap and have each of those 100 triggers call the sub-zap -- which is exactly what I’ve done.
This is seemingly the only way to make this maintainable, for if there were any changes to the expressions, I’d have to go in each and every one of them to make the updates, which defeats the entire purpose of using Zapier. I also imagine this workflow is extremely popular and common.
There’s a huge issue with this approach, however. Calling a sub-zap from a trigger results in a task consumption. Now this workflow becomes impossible, which is why I was able to consume 2k tasks in a mere couple hours this morning.
Unless I completely missed a concept, is there any way to template a set of filter expressions? I do see that a filter only counts if it passes, so clearly there was some initial thought given to this problem.
