Warning reason: the configuration of the workflow elements within each Decision branch is hindering the overall process from completion. This occurs due to the following:
Configuration of Go-To Elements
When Go-To elements are assigned to every Decision branch, the workflow can become stuck in a continuous loop. This happens because, after a Decision is made, the workflow redirects to a step earlier in a process without ever reaching a finish. As a result, there is no proper exit point, leading to an infinite cycle where the process cannot be completed.
The Finish element should be part of every workflow. This ensures that it serves as a clear endpoint, distinguishing it from the Decision branches and their corresponding Go-To elements.
Solution: if all branches contain Go-To elements, delete one of the Go-To elements to prevent the workflow from looping continuously. Ensure that at least one branch leads to the Finish component (which is set by default on the diagram) or the next step.
Mix of Go-To Elements and Finish Components
Inconsistencies occur when some branches of a Decision include both Go-To elements and Finish components. The Finish components are meant to end the workflow, but having Go-To elements in the same branch creates confusion about how the workflow should proceed. This can prevent the workflow from reaching a clear end, causing it to loop back to a previous step.
The Finish element should be part of every workflow, properly integrated within the structure. In this cases, the Finish step is marked separately in the diagram and not linked to the workflow, which prevents the workflow from reaching a proper conclusion.
Solution: if branches have both a Go-To element and a Finish component, remove the added Finish element to avoid conflict. Each branch should have a clear and logical path—either to another step or to the Finish component.