With a variable of datatype IEnumerable<String> and using the yourVar.Concat({"Add this value"}) expression, if yourVar is not initialized (ie New List(Of String) then it throws this exception:
However, this immediately faults the job. It is not caught as a system nor business exception by the Try Catch.
Which Studio & package versions are you on?
We are on version 23.4.4 of both.
Hi @postwick ,
Is it possible to share the screenshot of the workflow or the Catch part sequence ?
I’m not looking for help here, I’m reporting a bug. There’s nothing wrong with the automation nor the Try/Catch. It was all working fine until I added this one expression and forgot to initalize the IEnumerable.
The screenshots or the implementation would help for us to replicate the issue properly from our end as well and confirm the Bug.
It’s just an assign.
Assign yourVar = yourVar.Concat({“Add this value”})
If yourVar is not initalized (ie New List(Of String)) then it throws an exception.
Can you please check may be in your catch you are usign that variable again?
tried replicating same in two versions that I have 22.10 and 23.12 with package of 23.4 and no issue as such
cheers
Can you indulge us and show the try catch? Specifically the catch?
