task Complete

You can use this command to mark a playbook task as completed. For example, you might need to include the taskComplete command in a SLA breach script, to close a task and force the playbook to continue running after the SLA has been breached. You can also use the taskComplete command to add an action button in an incident layout, that can be used to mark a specific playbook task as complete.

Argument	Description
id	Specify the task ID or tag to complete.
parentPlaybookID	Parent playbook task ID, will limit task identification by tags to this sub-playbook only.
incidentId	Incident ID where this task belongs to. Defaults to current incident.
comment	Task completion comment.
input	Conditional task completion selection.
allowSkipped	Allow doing actions on skipped tasks (default is Yes).
isAutoRun	When set to true, the task will be executed. Default is false. Relevant only for automation/playbook tasks. When set to false, the task is completed immediately.
args	Set only if you set isAutoRun=true. Passing input arguments to the task automation/playbook for execution. The args must be of JSON format where the key is the name of the script/command/playbook argument name. Example: {"ARG_NAME":"ARG_VALUE"}