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Overview

Events provide an easy to search record of when Tasks are CRUD'd, Results are CRUD'd, and provide a nice error and warning message interface to help you troubleshoot Tasks.

List Events

You can navigate to /events in your Scumblr instance to look at all events. Events include an Id, Date, any associated Tasks, the Action, and if it was triggered by a User.

You can Filter events based on the following fields.

Action

Actions can be arbitrarily defined by tasks, but the list below are the most common:

  • Created
  • Updated
  • Run
  • Complete
  • Warn
  • Error
  • Disabled
  • Enabled
  • Requested

Field

Field is a multi-select box that includes all fields associated Results. You can then use the Old Value and New Value fields below to create filters.

Old Value

Search for the Old Value for a particular field.

New Value

Search for the New Value for a particular field. One way you could use this is to monitor Results who's HTTP status code has changed.

Associated Type

You can filter events based on a particular Result or Task. Select it from the dropdown.

Associated Id

You can provide the Result or Task ID you'd like to filter events for.

Occurred Before

You can filter for events before this time. The tooltip provided will show you the expected syntax.

Occurred After

You can filter for events after this time. The tooltip provided will show you the expected syntax.

Result Filter

You can filter for events based on a specified Result Filter.

Saved Event Filters

Similarly to Result Filters, you can Save event filters and share them publically, setup email subscriptions, and use them to seed Results to tasks.

Manage Event Filters

Similarly to managing Result Filters, you can select the Event Filter dropdown and click Manage. Here you can perform CRUD operations against your saved Event Filters.

Event Details

If you click on an event id in the Event View, you can get more details on the event. An example error event can be seen below:

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