So, to my understanding, if I force an error on a module and then use error handling to push it through a commit module, that should terminate the scenario even mid-repeat loop, resulting in the whole thing just stopping.
So then, why is this happening?
hopefully that shows the image. Anyway, the particular problem is as follows:
- A sleep tool module receives an instruction, that instruction checks if the value of a variable is A
- if A, then it waits 10 seconds. if Not A, such as B, then it waits null seconds.
- Null isn’t a seconds, so it results in an error. This error is handled by my very own error handling, which sends a message to your truly and then reaches a “commit” module
- It then proceeds to reset the loop to before the sleep module occurred, and runs until the repeat module runs out of repeats.
Why is it not terminating and how can I get it to terminate mid-process is my question.