I noticed that 2 threads running over the build in task scheduler only use around 100 MB of ram on my server. This seems to be very low, so I wonder if the tasks are running remotely on some BAS Server or on my own?
@jayjay You need to wrap wait for css into ignore error action and only then process [[WAS_ERROR]] variable
Check ignore error documentation inside BAS:
@GaG Mmm I'm pretty sure the script end because I tested it for a few months now, but I will log the end of the scripts to be sure that's not the case, thanks for the suggestion.
Each script is quite big with already multiple functions in each, I already tried to reduce the numbers to make the issues less common, but in BAS there is no currently a way to reorder the functions in the list or there is not a way to group them, so with too many functions in random order it will end up being a mess to edit, it's still a work in progress, there are always updated to do to make it better. So making a very big one is something I really would like to avoid.
@pikachuexeallen said in How to reuse resource if the script failed?:
normally the resource will be skipped or counted as resource is used when a script fails.
Increase the "Max fail usage" value in the resource
@jamakzai12 said in Task scheduler not working:
Guys the task scheduler isn't working, I can't input data and it won't download the scheduled tasks anymore. Who else is having this problem I need it fixed ASAP.
How to correctly report about error?
use http client if you want speed . if browser is only solution then you need to disable everything you can ex . images, scripts and other blockable objects .
