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Printing out the workflow version

I am trying to use System.log(workflow.version) to print out the workflow version and am getting undefined as a response.  I know this is a valid call since its in API explorer.  workflod.name and ID work though.

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iiliev
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Another option is workflow.currentWorkflow.version

Usually rootWorkflow and currentWorkflow are pointing to the same workflow, but may differ if your workflow contains nested workflows.

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Try workflow.rootWorkflow.version

Worflow is of type worflowToken, not workflow

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iiliev
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Another option is workflow.currentWorkflow.version

Usually rootWorkflow and currentWorkflow are pointing to the same workflow, but may differ if your workflow contains nested workflows.

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atfrys
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That worked like a champ.  How did you come across the .currentworkflow attribute?  I am trying to fish for my self in the API explorer.

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