Your only indication of a problem may be a lack of the end result you were expecting. In some cases, the workflow may even fail silently, without alerting you that something is wrong. This is because saved workflows don't really include any diagnostic tools. When a saved workflow encounters a problem, however, it may be next to impossible to figure out what went wrong.
This week's post covers some things you can do to troubleshoot a finicky Automator workflow, track down the problem, and hopefully solve it, so you can get back to work.Īutomator workflows are saved and run in a variety of ways - as apps, iCal alarms, print plugins, and more. Suddenly, the simple tool that's supposed to make your life easier has become a real pain in the neck. What happens if your workflow doesn't run as you expect, though? Finding and solving problems in Automator is often easier said than done. Then, run your workflow anytime you want to perform that series of tasks again.
Just launch it, find a few actions, and string them together to form a workflow. Automator's great for streamlining time consuming and repetitive tasks on your Mac.
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