I’m developing a relatively “complex” Kryon solution where a top-level wizard calls multiple embedded wizards and global functions, many of which themselves call nested embedded wizards.
It’d like to be able to “throw an exception” that will handle the error and gracefully terminate the solution.
Q: How can I achieve this in Kryon RPA?
UPDATE 6/24/26:
- Basically, I’m looking for a Nintex RPA equivalent of “try/catch”.
- Some Nintex ACs have an “Exception” clause. I’m looking for something more general.
- A potential (ugly!) workaround might be to set a global “error status code” variable, then manually check it everywhere :(