Enabling a Created Task to Trigger Its Own Rule

When I create a task using a rule, the system prevents that task from triggering the same rule again. This makes sense, as it avoids potential infinite loops of task creation. However, I want to find a way to bypass this limitation so that the task created by the rule can trigger the same rule again—but only up to a specific point or condition to prevent an endless loop.

Does anyone know how to achieve this? Is there a method to configure the rule or system to allow a task created through a rule to re-trigger the same rule under controlled circumstances?

@Esteban_Giannini,

Probably you could if you could move the task to another section and include a condition for that, but I haven’t tested it.

It would be easier to answer (for me at least) if you provided your use case, both to understand the need, and perhaps even to come up with a different solution, potentially.

Thanks,

Larry