Interface ExecutionExportOptions

When true, allows fallback to direct database queries for expired jobs whose in-memory handles have been pruned. Only supported with providers that implement the extended exporter query interface (e.g., Postgres).

When true, enriches activity and child workflow events with their inputs by querying the underlying job attributes. This enables full visibility into activity arguments without requiring separate callback queries.

When true, omits internal/interceptor activities (names starting with lt) from the event list. Useful for user-facing dashboards.

When true, populates the export's parent_workflow_id and origin_id from the jobs table via a single indexed lookup. parent_workflow_id is the real spawning workflow (never the synthetic collator $C job); origin_id is the root ancestor (a null parent_workflow_id marks a root). Opt-in so the extra query is only paid when a UI needs upward lineage. Requires a provider that implements getJobLineage (e.g., Postgres); a no-op otherwise.

When true, fetches the full stream message history for this workflow from the worker_streams table and attaches it as stream_history. This provides raw activity input/output data from the original stream messages, enabling full export fidelity.

Maximum recursion depth for verbose mode child workflow fetching.

sparse (default) — single-query export from the workflow's timeline markers. verbose — recursively fetches child workflow jobs and attaches their full event histories as nested children arrays.

When true, strips result and input payloads from event attributes. Reduces response size while preserving event structure and timing.