Hello,
There are some circumstances where an error might not be a good idea to show.
I believe Automagic needs a "pass" function so that if there is an exception in a certain action/condition then the "pass" action can be triggered and the flow can continue without problems.
My use case:
I use a flow that listens to the sound level in the room to adjust the ringer level. Sometimes the mic is busy and can trigger an error.
I have solved it by using a script with nothing in it but a comment. While this works fine I think a "pass" might be a good idea to have to make things a little bit clearer.
"Pass" action
Moderator: Martin
Re: "Pass" action
Press connection line. There appears two buttons: edit and delete. Press edit and select exception.
When a script fails, the flow continues along the exception path instead of thwing an error report.
When a script fails, the flow continues along the exception path instead of thwing an error report.
Re: "Pass" action
mathieson wrote:Hello,
There are some circumstances where an error might not be a good idea to show.
I believe Automagic needs a "pass" function so that if there is an exception in a certain action/condition then the "pass" action can be triggered and the flow can continue without problems.
My use case:
I use a flow that listens to the sound level in the room to adjust the ringer level. Sometimes the mic is busy and can trigger an error.
I have solved it by using a script with nothing in it but a comment. While this works fine I think a "pass" might be a good idea to have to make things a little bit clearer.
Why do not you post your flow? I would be interested.