Which variable’s value indicates whether the flow is running in debug mode?

The Flow.IsDebug variable is a built-in, read-only boolean variable within Genesys Architect. Its specific purpose is to indicate the execution context of the flow. When a flow is run using the debug feature in Architect, this variable's value is automatically set to TRUE. In all other execution scenarios, such as a live interaction, its value is FALSE. This allows developers to create conditional logic within the flow that behaves differently during testing, for example, by routing to a specific test queue or enabling more verbose logging.

A. Flow.IsTest: This is not a recognized built-in variable within the Genesys Architect framework.

C. Flow.Version: This variable returns the version number of the currently executing flow, not its operational mode (e.g., debug or published).

1. Genesys Cloud CX Resource Center. (n.d.). Architect built-in variables. Retrieved from https://help.mypurecloud.com/articles/architect-built-in-variables/. In the "Flow variables" section, the documentation explicitly lists Flow.IsDebug and describes it as: "A boolean variable that indicates whether the flow is running in debug mode. TRUE if the flow is in debug mode; otherwise, FALSE." The same document lists Flow.Version but does not list Flow.IsTest.