I built a flow to pull data from a resume and add it to a Google Sheet. I want to repeat the process with about 70 resumes. I first tried to upload a zip file of the resumes which was about 11mb. The process timed out.
Next I changed the start to pull resume pdfs from Google Drive and it failed. When I change the starting point to upload a single pdf it works, and also when I made a zip file with only 3 resumes it works. How can I scale this to larger numbers without more manual work?
Thanks!
https://www.gumloop.com/pipeline?workbook_id=ifEtPrZ2R1sHMtc425PP6Z&run_id=HZ7gy7AmvgJrYRa9gUFcoJ
Hey @iwantoverflow - I’ve requested access to view the flow. You can also enable ‘anyone with the link can view’ under the share button.
Also, just to make sure the run link is associated with the failed run where the Zip file/drive folder is not working correct?
Thank you for sharing! The issue here is that one of the PDF content output was empty which failed the Extract Data node.
To avoid one-off errors halting the entire flow and ensuring reliability, you can use a subflow here and wrap it in an Error Shield node. That ways, if any inputs fails, the flow will skip that and move to the next input in loop mode.
Here’s an example setup: https://www.gumloop.com/pipeline?workbook_id=pbpeScj3FSEXWJGdFwbqty
Tutorial video on Subflows and Error Shield: https://vimeo.com/1052111235/cb7e3a446b
Let me know if this makes sense and works for you.
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Everything seems to make sense but it’s still hanging for me even when running the flow you created for me with the subflow and error node. Is there a way to see the error handling on my screen so I can try to troubleshoot?
Yes you can view the run report on the right hand side of the screen to view the logs. It’ll show you the input/outputs and errors for each input.
Feel free to share the run link with access here as well
I added your email. Hopefully I did the sharing right as it won’t allow me to share the link here. I don’t see any error messages, but it ran for 5 minutes without any successful outputs.
@iwantoverflow What do you see when you try to share the run link here? Could you try pasting it again?
