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      <title>New for Developers in Madrid: Do/Until Loops</title>
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      <description>Much of the work for Flow Designer in the Madrid release has been towards achieving feature parity with Workflows. That is to say that any work that could previously be done in a Workflow could now also be done in Flow Designer. Here is one of those features.
Do Until Loops This is a common bit of logic that is needed in any programming context, and now it is available in Flows.</description>
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