If I hit "stop reminding" on an error, how do I undo that?

[Brenden M]

Hi there,

At some point yesterday, I was busy using my phone when I saw a few AutoInput errors, and I accidentally hit "stop reminding" for the errors.

How would I undo, reset, or inspect which tasks had such errors to put them in an initial state?

Preferably, I don't want to lose a bunch of Tasker or AutoInput settings, but selectively clear just the "will remind" state.

If this is not currently possible easily, is there another way to go about it?

Thanks,

Brenden

[João Dias]

There's an option in Tasker PReferences > ACTION Tab which is RESET ERROR NOTIFICATIONS. Can you please try that? :) Thanks

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[Jason Johnson]

Testing, says email failed to send to the group.

[Jason Johnson]

Hello,

Got a app that I use every once in a while and I’ve got the task side down but I need it to run the task side when a notification from the app comes in.

The notification has text that is random each time.

When I create a profile using 

Event > Notification

I set the owner application. Set new only.

I tie the task to it however notifications that come in don’t start the task.

Verified I have notification access service granted for tasker.

Any thoughts?

Thanks as always.

[Jason Johnson]

Update:

Looks like tasker is picking up on the notification, than running the task however it is intermittent. Any idea on why it would be intermittent?

[Brenden M]

Thank you João!

When I clicked the button, it told me there was indeed 1 suppressed error message. I thought there might be more, but turns out I've been diligent. I prefer to work on my task logic rather than suppress errors. Often I have found some kind of update of some component comes with some new errors. I like to see them.

Have a good day,

Brenden