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Whether to rethrow an error depends on business semantics: degradable errors (such as cache misses or missing non-critical fields) can be absorbed in place; non-degradable errors (such as authentication failures or loss of core data) should be rethrown to avoid being silently swallowed.
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10/18/2026
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n8n Error Handling: Error Trigger vs. Try-Catch — How to Choose
youtubeCodeFlow AI Automation10/18/2026
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