I’m using Join Paths so that ExtractData can work whether or not data was passed through WebScrapeAgent.
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e[31m Join Paths Failed!
Invalid Join Paths configuration. We can help in the Gumloop Forum: https://forum.gumloop.com.e[0m
I’m using Join Paths so that ExtractData can work whether or not data was passed through WebScrapeAgent.
e[31m Join Paths Failed!
Invalid Join Paths configuration. We can help in the Gumloop Forum: https://forum.gumloop.com.e[0m
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Hey @shawnbuilds – The Join Paths
node merges two or more separate execution paths and outputs the one that was actually executed.The reason why you’re seeing invalid config in the run above is because both those inputs in the Join Paths
node can be active (ie. you can receive an input from the input node and an input from the interface – in this instance the node wouldn’t know what path to pick).
if you want to continue the flow even if the website scraper fails then you can set it up like this: https://www.gumloop.com/pipeline?workbook_id=dHSU1njW5f9x77NmUEQVsQ
Here both the inputs going to the Join paths
node are separate paths (ie. in no circumstances can both the inputs be active at the same time). Either the website will be scraped or will error out and go the Combine Text
node, it cannot be both.
Let me know if this makes sense and works for you.
legend, you should put this on the gumloop youtube
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