How to remove a task from a JBPM workflow?

This is unfortunately not possible. The only solution I can think of in this case is the following: introduce an exception in the workflow, so that it stops deploy a new workflow recover the data from the old workflow and start a new workflow up with the old data.

Thank you for this answer – jabal May 24 at 8:28.

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