Don't create logs for actions for handled bad ends

nitin2003

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Hi Zenno Team,

I believe you should change your logic to store logs for any action. I believe a negative log shouldn't be stored if that negative action/failure of that action is handled i.e. red dot is connected to some other action.

These logs are anyways misleading. e.g. If an 'IF' condition fails, it is logged even if we have already connected the red dot with next action. This is really not required.
Also, e.g. if it failed to read a table and on failure of this task I have added an alert box, there is no need to store this in the log as it was already handled and user was already notified using the Alert bot that file is not in correct format or empty.

To someone who is using zenno for long time, it doesn't make any difference but new users (zennobox users) find it very difficult to digest.
It becomes so difficult to convince buyers of bots that these are not the errors as these are already handled in the code. I've personally wasted almost hours in convincing them not to check these logs and nothing is failing anywhere.
I have even lost few clients as they rejected the zennobox template sold to them stating that it is full of errors.

Anyone else here who agrees with me?

Thanks,
Nitin
 
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new build will have fix for this.
 
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is there any estimated time when this will be fixed?
 

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5.3.0.0 has these fixes
 

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