Is there a way to know whether a robot was stopped manually?

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#1

Hey, guys
I’m not sure whether it’s possible to somehow check when a robot has been stopped by the user. I’ve come across some answers but they all rely upon Orchestrator, which I don’t have. : /

I’m building a robot that is in an infinitive loop: it checks constantly the inbox from a mail and forwards emails that meet some conditions, but since this ‘infinitive loop’ will be only running as long as the user hasn’t stopped it, that’s to say, during working hours; I’d like to know or log when it gets stopped manually, so that I know for certain that it ran smoothly all along and only ‘failed’ when asked to.

Do you have any suggestions or workarounds? I tried using a flag variable but it didn’t work.

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