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Simulate errors for debugging and testing in node-based workflows.
The LogicUtil_ErrorNode
is designed to intentionally raise an error within your node-based workflow. This node is particularly useful for debugging and testing purposes, allowing you to simulate error conditions and ensure that your error handling mechanisms are functioning correctly. By raising a custom error message, you can identify and address potential issues in your workflow, improving the robustness and reliability of your AI art generation processes. The primary function of this node is to halt execution and provide a clear, user-defined error message, making it easier to pinpoint the source of problems.
The error_msg
parameter allows you to specify the custom error message that will be raised when the node is executed. This message is crucial for identifying the nature of the error and understanding the context in which it occurred. The default value for this parameter is "Error", but you can customize it to provide more specific information about the error condition you are testing. For example, you might set it to "Invalid input detected" or "File not found" to simulate different types of errors. This parameter does not have a minimum or maximum value, as it is a string that can be tailored to your needs.
The output parameter for this node is of type STRING
. However, since the primary function of this node is to raise an error, it does not produce a typical output. Instead, the node will halt execution and display the custom error message specified in the error_msg
input parameter. This behavior is intentional and serves to alert you to the simulated error condition, allowing you to test and refine your error handling processes.
LogicUtil_ErrorNode
to test the robustness of your workflow by simulating various error conditions. Customize the error_msg
parameter to reflect different types of errors you want to test.<custom_error_message>
LogicUtil_ErrorNode
based on the custom message you provided in the error_msg
parameter. It indicates that the node has executed its primary function of simulating an error condition.error_msg
parameter to provide more specific information about the error being simulated.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.