Error block
The error block throws an error message and it will cause the current execution run to be in a failed
or warning
state.
An error block is commonly used in following situation:
- When you want your automation to throw an error so the current run will have a
failed
orwarning
state.
Configuring an error block
Configure the error block to set up what happens when your automation has an error.
Inputs
The inputs for an error block are a required error message and an action to take.
Message
Enter a custom error message that is displayed when this block is executed.
Action
Choose to continue the automation or stop the execution when this block is executed.