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There are a few things going on : missing " characters , referring to steps which don't exist yet. I suggest keeping a copy of the code somewhere safe and then deleting later steps until the syntax errors go then reintroduce your steps and debug
There are a few things going on : missing " characters , referring to steps which don't exist yet. I suggest keeping a copy of the code somewhere safe and then deleting later steps until the syntax errors go then reintroduce your steps and debug
Hi HotChilli ,
The "referring to steps which don't exist yet" won't matter as M isn't parsed top to bottom.
To read OP's code as a human, one would logically expect #Added Custom6" to come between #"Changed Type" and #"Added Custom2", but the handler doesn't care, it will just line the code up in Source>previousStepName>stepName>previousStepName order (if that makes sense?) so, as long as each step is correctly referenced to a previous one, it doesn't matter in what order they appear in the code window.
Pete
