Description
In Salesforce Flow Builder, debugging refers to the process of identifying and resolving errors or issues within a flow. Debugging is an important part of the flow development process, as it allows you to test and troubleshoot your flows to ensure that they work as expected.
Flow Builder provides several tools for debugging flows, including:
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Debug Logs: Debug logs allow you to track the execution of a flow and see what is happening at each step. You can view debug logs in the Salesforce developer console or in the flow builder itself.
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Fault Connector: The Fault Connector is a built-in connector that allows you to catch and handle errors within a flow. You can use the Fault Connector to route errors to specific actions or send an email notification when an error occurs.
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Pause and Wait Elements: Pause and Wait elements allow you to stop the flow at a specific point and inspect the current state of the flow. You can use these elements to test specific parts of the flow or to troubleshoot errors.
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Debug Values: Debug values allow you to view the current values of variables and inputs within a flow. You can use debug values to verify that data is flowing correctly through the flow and to identify any issues with data types or transformations.
Overall, debugging is an important part of the flow development process, and Flow Builder provides several powerful tools for testing and troubleshooting your flows. By using these tools effectively, you can ensure that your flows are working correctly and delivering value to your users.
