I am looking for a way to handle “RuntimeError [504]” in a separate route, because I would like an error to be handled automatically without manual intervention.
My initial thoughts about possible solution is this:
I would like to save error code and error type in variables “error_type” and “error_code”.
Then I would like to use filter to trigger separate route if [“error_type” is equal to “RuntimeError”] AND [“error_code” is equal to “504”].
Is it there any specific way how to access error details and/or save errror details to the variable?
But, perhaps, there are better ways to solve it?
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After carefully investigating documentation of Make at this URL I’ve realised where I made a mistake.
Previously I’ve misinterpreted Make documentation and misunderstood a consept of " error handling route".
Indeed solution to my problem is straight forward.
Here is a screenshot of solution:
