Guys, I wanted to know something. Even using !erroignore and the continue button to the next loop, if the macro encounters an error, it continues to stop. I have some prints of different reasons. Why does she keep stopping? This is annoying because I use long automations and I can’t trust that it will run 100%. I know that errors happen, but I set up the macro prepared so that the errors are separated and ignored and the macro continues.
Does anyone know the reason for this and a way for the macro not to stop under any circumstances?
That looks like a situation that is not handled correctly → Do you have a test macro for us? Something that triggers the same or a similar error? Then we can debug & fix it ASAP.
The error presented was corrected by adding more !Erroignore. Now she continues. Only one macro is stopping running, but there is no error. it just freezes. But I will look for alternatives and continue monitoring.
Friends, I’m reopening the topic to understand. Maybe it’s a bug, I don’t know. But even with ErroIgnore the macro is stopping. It doesn’t fail, but it hangs on a line and nothing else happens. I run 5 automations on the same website, sometimes it goes offline, and in theory the macro was supposed to continue executing even with an error and bringing me the error and not stopping.
I have seen that, too in the past doing it more often than know. My scripts run for half hour max. Anyway if you use chrome, you can create a second browser Profile that is totally isolated to your regular browser environment.
In this second profile (I call it “Automation Profile” ) have installed the older more stable version of Kanut 8.3.9. How to do so, you will find somewhere here in the forum. Try if your script runs more stable now.
Also I would prevent open new tabs via script in your browser. That can cause a disconnection between Kantu and your browser. I always try to run everything in one Tab.
