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Henrik "The Developer" Lindqvist
Aug 9, 2025, 1:58:03 PMAug 9
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Many blocks have an internal queue that fills up while the flow is busy executing other blocks, until it returns to the same Wi-Fi connected block.
In your case that queue became full because the system must have sent too many events (more that 64 in 1s) so that it had to skip some.
The queue size is a bit small, i'll increase it. Also, try rebooting the device, as the system might have become bugged sending that many events.
8....@gmail
Aug 10, 2025, 6:27:59 AMAug 10
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Many thanks.
In my case, there’s no chance the Wi-Fi changed anywhere near 64 times.
It would have been very helpful if this had been caught by a CATCH FAILURE block, with an option to restart the required process from within the flow.
The flow runs on a schedule and also wakes when a Wi-Fi connection or disconnection occurs, so there should be a way to handle this situation.
While this is such a rare event that I wouldn’t change the buffer size, I would greatly appreciate having a mechanism to receive a notification when such a failure occurs.
For reference, I couldn’t stop the flow in any way — only restarting the phone resolved the problem.
In my case, there’s no chance the Wi-Fi changed anywhere near 64 times.
It would have been very helpful if this had been caught by a CATCH FAILURE block, with an option to restart the required process from within the flow.
The flow runs on a schedule and also wakes when a Wi-Fi connection or disconnection occurs, so there should be a way to handle this situation.
While this is such a rare event that I wouldn’t change the buffer size, I would greatly appreciate having a mechanism to receive a notification when such a failure occurs.
For reference, I couldn’t stop the flow in any way — only restarting the phone resolved the problem.
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Aug 10, 2025, 7:49:26 AMAug 10
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Who are you?
On Sat, 9 Aug, 2025, 7:20 pm 8....@gmail, <8li...@gmail.com> wrote:
What could be the reason for such a response ?
block 256 is: when wifi connected (proceed when changed)
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Ishteaq Khan
Aug 10, 2025, 7:49:37 AMAug 10
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Please solve the issue as soon as possible
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Henrik "The Developer" Lindqvist
Aug 10, 2025, 12:34:20 PMAug 10
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It's not really a failure, the message is just a warning that something odd happen but the flow should remain working.
Couldn't stop the flow? Did the STOP button not work?
Henrik "The Developer" Lindqvist
Aug 10, 2025, 12:34:27 PMAug 10
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