try / catch
statement. In the future, Pipedream plans to support this kind of error-handling for built-in actions, as well.
TypeError
, we’ll send you an email, but if it continues to throw that same TypeError
, we won’t email you about the duplicate errors until the next day. If a different workflow throws a TypeError
, you will receive an email about that.
Pipedream
app.Workspace $error events
.$errors
stream). You should see this error trigger the workflow in step #1. From there, you can build any logic you want to handle errors across workflows.p_abc123
, run:
expand=event
query string param, Pipedream will return the full error data, along with the original event that triggered your workflow:
event.original_event
(see the example above) for every event that errored.