If a Workflow transition has both a condition and a delay, but the condition evaluates as false when the delayed time arrives, then does the Workflow remain in the state and wait for a different transition, or will it wait for the condition to become true and then take that transition path as long as the delay time has been reached in the past and the workflow hasn't transitioned out of the state the transition is coming from yet?

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

In NetSuite SuiteFlow, if a Workflow transition has both a condition and a delay, and the condition evaluates as false when the delayed time arrives, the Workflow will not proceed with the transition. Instead, it will remain in the current state and wait for a different transition. The Workflow will not wait for the condition to become true and then take that transition path as long as the delay time has been reached in the past and the workflow hasn't transitioned out of the state the transition is coming from yet. This is because SuiteFlow evaluates transitions in the order of their creation. If a transition's condition is not met, SuiteFlow will not execute that transition and will instead move on to evaluate the next transition. If no transitions' conditions are met, the Workflow will remain in its current state. Please note that scheduled transitions in SuiteFlow do require a delay unit to be set, and they may also require a condition to validate after the delay. Also, it's important to remember that scheduled workflows and workflow actions won’t run in sandboxes. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******

That was helpful but I should point out that my scheduled transitions work just fine in our sandbox NetSuite account.