Node-RED: How to Catch and Log Errors from Node-RED Nodes
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At times, nodes may generate errors. A practical solution is to set up a "catch all debug" flow to monitor these errors.
Example of a Node-RED error catch flow
To set this up, add a catch node and connect it to a debug node. Configure the debug node to output the complete msg object. This setup logs each error generated in the flow to the Node-RED debug window.
Example of a Node-RED node error caught
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catchnode is only triggered by errors from nodes within the same flow. If you use multiple flows (or tabs), you will need to add thecatchanddebugnodes to each flow.