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PAD - On error is set to continue but is throwing an error after update

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This morning I updated to the latest version of PAD and have found that my on error settings are no longer working as they did before. As an example I have a flow which is set to close a browser instance which is not always there so I have it set to Continue flow run on All errors, this worked fine before the update but now it seems to ignore this and throw's an error when it does not exists. I know how to work around this but was wondering if this is just a bug are something new?

 

 

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  • VishnuReddy1997 Profile Picture
    2,656 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    Hi @Garethterb1 ,

     

    Please give go to next action on On Error as shown in below image.

    Just confirm whether you have configured the same.

    VishnuReddy1997_0-1712829700590.png

     

    (Note:- if you got your solution you can mark as solution and gives kudos)

     

    Thanks & Regards

    Vishnu Reddy

  • Garethterb1 Profile Picture
    131 on at

    Thanks @VishnuReddy1997 this is exactly how I have mine set.

  • Agnius Bartninkas Profile Picture
    Most Valuable Professional on at

    Seems like a bug. Generally shouldn't happen. The "On error" properties on actions do not capture "Unexpected logic errors", such as the "index out of range" exception, or "object does not contain property X" exception, but that shouldn't be the case here, I guess. So, it likely is a bug.

     

    If it can be an unexpected logic error, you could try putting the action into an On block error block and make the block handle the error. Make it continue and go to the end of the block, and enable the "Capture unexpected logic errors" toggle in the block. This is the only way to capture them.

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    131 on at

    Thanks, this is what I suspect as I had this same issue on two separate flows where I had to create a workaround for the error.

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