Import doesn't check/prompt for any missing properties

[nbhansali]

Hey! It seems like the import current file doesn't check for any missing property that exists in the file. Any way we can prompt the user that there is a missing property with the name of the property if a property does not align in the file?

[lispercat]

can you give an example?

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Hey! It seems like the import current file doesn't check for any missing property that exists in the file. Any way we can prompt the user that there is a missing property with the name of the property if a property does not align in the file?

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[nbhansali]

For example I have a workflow object calling out to a variable set in my properties file %%AD_HOST%% and the value is missing in my properties file the import will suceed but my workflow will fail.

[lispercat]

got it, I'll see what I can do

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For example I have a workflow object calling out to a variable set in my properties file %%AD_HOST%% and the value is missing in my properties file the import will suceed but my workflow will fail.

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[lispercat]

@nbhansali I've done the fix, please check it out in 1.0.15

[nbhansali]

Awesome - thanks!