Error Handling Properties

None: The agent will not handle the error but will continue to execute the sub-commands of the action command. Use this option if you want to handle the error in a custom script later in the process. You can handle the error in sub-commands by using the script parameter IsParentCommandActionError.
Exit Command: The agent will exit the command and continue executing the next command. The agent will skip all sub-commands of the current command.
Retry Command: The agent will retry the action command a specified number of times, and if the action command does not succeed, it fail the agent and raise an error.
- Max. retries: Specify the number of retries. If Max. Retries is set to zero the agent will keep retrying the command indefinitely.
- Delay between retries: Time (in seconds) between retry attempts.
- Proxy rotation on retry: Specifies if proxies should rotate before retying the action, and if the current proxy should be removed.
  - None: Will not Rotate proxy before or after retrying the action.
  - Keep and Rotate: the current proxy will remain the same and Rotate proxy before retrying the action.
  - Remove and Rotate: the current proxy will be removed and Rotate proxy before retrying the action.
  - Remove and Rotate after all Retries: current proxy will be removed and Rotate proxy after retrying the action.
  - Rotate Pools
- Retry when page not found: By default, the command does not retry when met with a 404: Page not Found error. Enabling this, enables the ability to retry when encountering a 404.
Retry Command and Continue: The agent will retry the action command a specified number of times, and if the action command does not succeed, it will skip all sub-commands of the action command and continue to the next command.
Stop Agent: Stops the agent. Marks run as failed failure.
Restart Agent and Retry Command: The agent will restart and retry the command. It will not re-execute previous capture commands.
Restart Agent and Continue: The agent will restart and continue after this command. It will not re-execute previous capture commands.