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Hello,
I am trying to convert over 500,000 files and each little error stops the processing and I have to then hunt for the missing item in my xml files. For example, it appears that one or more of my xml files were missing the tag, so instead of identifying the file(s), the script throws and error and quits.
In another very common error, the tag is missing ion one or more files
Another error type: The value in the classes file does not match the name value in the xml file. This is very common, in case of a typo. For example, one of my files could have a misspelling. But the system stops processing.
Ideally, since it is very common to process tens of thousands of files, a better way of handling this would be to ( a ) print the name of the offending file on the screen ( b ) or better still, rename the offending file, by adding a suffix, so that one can go through all invalid files and fix them.
Hope you'll take my suggestion.
Right now, I'm processing 500K files and am on my 15th iteration, as it stops after every single error
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello,
I am trying to convert over 500,000 files and each little error stops the processing and I have to then hunt for the missing item in my xml files. For example, it appears that one or more of my xml files were missing the tag, so instead of identifying the file(s), the script throws and error and quits.
In another very common error, the tag is missing ion one or more files
Another error type: The value in the classes file does not match the name value in the xml file. This is very common, in case of a typo. For example, one of my files could have a misspelling. But the system stops processing.
Ideally, since it is very common to process tens of thousands of files, a better way of handling this would be to ( a ) print the name of the offending file on the screen ( b ) or better still, rename the offending file, by adding a suffix, so that one can go through all invalid files and fix them.
Hope you'll take my suggestion.
Right now, I'm processing 500K files and am on my 15th iteration, as it stops after every single error
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: