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I can't repeat it either. Maybe you could attach a project with such a problem?

@gboxboss said in Script not run after compile:

@Fox hi, yes this is thesame issue i am facing, i am using a thirdparty module but it does not work when i compile, what do you mean by create 1 action of this official module, could you please explain

There may be actions of other modules inside the module, and all modules are active when editing the script. But when compiling, BAS analyzes what actions are in the script, and if there are no actions of any module in the script, then this module is disabled.

@m4zuper Hi , I'm not sure when it appears, it's random. But as my disk gets closer to full, the rate of error occurrence is higher.

Pretty old with no concrete solution

Well, wouldnt it be nice for the dev team to think ahead and have this type of problem solvable through BAS itself

@nomalafzal619 how to do exactly what? create global/local var for thread /or file where you will write used ip's, that you can get by http request to ifconfig.com or similar sites, check if that list/string/file has string of gotten ip , if not => work, if it has => rotate proxy
what makes it difficult?

"Resolved, I hope this helps someone. The account ID is automatically set at the end of the string."

For me it works only in this way
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@ribum10 cah kopet tekan kene cokk

@Axel79 unfortunately no, i know only specific countrys, also you can try to buy ipv4/ipv6 your personal, it will be cheaper too than traffic, depends on what work do you do, if you need to change ip often => mobile, if you working with around 20 profiles per month, its better to buy for each profile own ipv4/ipv6 proxy

@naexikeyxidor describe your problem

@aronax said in Extensions not saved in profile:

Aren't they saved inside the profile folder?

No

@Valerax thanks mate, you are the best

@Fikadey what about going through the real website like first i will go to twitter and then click on the target link from there will it make sense ?

@m4zuper Thank you, thank you, thank you! It was so simple. It's really hard not knowing BAS very well.