What does the suspended release status on a workflow indicate?

The suspended release status on a workflow indicates that no new instances of the workflow will be initiated, while also allowing for the cancellation of current instances. This status is typically used when a workflow requires temporary halting, perhaps due to pending changes or a need for review.

In this state, while the workflow will not start any new instances, it recognizes that some instances may still be active and provides an opportunity to manage them, which includes the ability to cancel them if necessary. This provides a flexible approach to workflow management, ensuring that administrators can address issues without permanently affecting the workflow's overall functionality.