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Do Until loop actions seem to resolve in "Success" if they either.

1. Meet the condition

2. Reach the defined loop count limit

3. Reach the defined timeout limit

However upon exiting the loop I don't think it's currently possible to determine why the loop exited and configure action accordingly. It would seem to make sense to be able to configure a Run After "Timeout" action when the loop exits due to hitting it's timeout limit. It would also be great to be able to do the same for it hitting it's count limit threshold.

This would help when managing things like waiting for a sharepoint document to be checked in or a status to change.

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Hi @automaton,

The function to configure run after actions for Do Until loops when the loop reach the defined loop count limit or reach the defined timeout limit in microsoft flow currently.

As you said, the Do Until loop action would be success whenever for below condition:

1. Meet the condition

2. Reach the defined loop count limit

3. Reach the defined timeout limit

And there is no any way to configure run after actions for Do Until loops when the loop reach the defined loop count limit or reach the defined timeout limit currently.

If you would like the function to be supported in microsoft flow, you could submit an idea to flow idea forum:

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Flow-Ideas/idb-p/FlowIdeas

Best regards,

Community Support Team _ Alice Zhang
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