โ02-23-2023 05:25 AM
Issue is inside custom connector ruby code.
Context: I have a list of companies in an array then I am using .each method to loop every company and then hitting an api call on every company.
Problem: Now one api call is failed for a company and code breaks. I don't want code to break, instead I want loop to continue as we use try catch in many languages to prevent breaking of loop. How to acheive the same in Custom Connector SDK using ruby.
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โ02-28-2023 01:33 AM
Ruby exception handling is unfortunately also not supported in the SDK-Code.
โ03-05-2023 09:11 PM
There is no support for exception handling so I have move this code on the recipe level and then I used repeat action in a parent recipe on my company array and then every action goes to a child recipe where I use monitor block of recipe to handle exception from API. Then I move every error into lookup table.
โ02-23-2023 06:15 AM
My API call is as below:
โ02-27-2023 07:36 AM
Hey @bhavesh-patel,
I think this page on ruby loops could be helpful for you: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/ruby/ruby_loops.htm
You can also find more variations of 'each' here: https://docs.workato.com/developing-connectors/sdk/sdk-reference/ruby_methods.html#each
Please let me know if you find your solution within those pages!
Cheers,
Meghan
โ02-27-2023 08:58 AM
I'm not sure if begin/rescue or catch/throw are supported in a custom connector, but you should give them a try. They aren't supported in the Ruby recipe connector (I tried and confirmed with Workato support) but the connector SDK tends to have broader Ruby support.
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/ruby-exception-handling/
Here's an example:
companies.each { | company |
x = {}
begin
x.split(';') # example that will throw error
# put your API call here
rescue
puts "error is skipped"
end
}
โ02-28-2023 01:33 AM
Ruby exception handling is unfortunately also not supported in the SDK-Code.