Open ZergRushJoe opened 4 years ago
This is possible duplicate of #585
But also if you plan to catch/continue on error you probably then want to do .ClearUpdates()
(and maybe error handling/logging for that?) for the context so that it won't fail on next save also. There is currently no built-in solutions for error handling or logging, instead user can use their 15 lines of code to build what ever they want.
Edit: on failure you can get the pending updates from .GetUpdates()
if you want.
Why does submit Updates not return a result with either unit or error of what stopped the update