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Message without a correlation key
The check compat/subscription, in the group Engine compatibility.
Why it matters
A message that a process waits for needs a correlation key, or the engine cannot tell which instance it is meant for.
How to fix it
Set the correlation key of the message subscription, usually a FEEL expression.
Where you see it
The Problems tab lists it under Engine, the editor marks the element on the canvas, and penstock check reports it as compat/subscription. It checks the diagram against the engine and the version it is written for: the version in the file's modeler:executionPlatformVersion, or the newest one when the file has none. Operaton and CIB seven are checked as Camunda 7. This check is free.
To turn it off, set camunda-compat/subscription or compat/subscription to off in your .bpmnlintrc. See Validation.
Rule details
| Id | compat/subscription |
| Group | Engine compatibility |
| Level | Error: the diagram or the process is wrong |
Read more: Validation. All rules: Every rule.