Just wondering because I’m lazy and don’t feel like implementing pcall into every one of my scripts. Is there something fired whenever a script errors locally which we can then restart the script . Like a callback of sort.
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oof I was just getting the link to post that, but was 60 seconds too late
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You shouldn’t be restarting scripts that have errored. If you’re doing an action that can potentially fail, such as a datastore call, then you should wrap it in a pcall and handle the error within the script, rather than restarting the entire script.
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Do the hard thing and use pcall where necessary. Any functions with chance of erroring should be wrapped in a pcall and any other code is up to you to debug.
when first reply is just a wiki link lol, but I actually never knew that existed