Hi everyone. Looking for some clarification on the 50,000 line limit in our workflows/playbooks. 

Is the limit:

a) the number of lines for each FOR loop

b) the number of lines for all the FOR loops in a given script

c) the number of lines for all the FOR loops in a given workflow or playbook

d) something else?

Is there a way to see how many lines are being "consumed" for workflows/playbooks that are not erroring on this limit?

Thanks!

Ken 

Hi Ken,

the 50000 lines limit is a limit for executed lines per script. Every script in a playbook/workflow has its own separate 50000 lines limit.

E.g. this script

for i in range(5):
  log.debug("hello")

consumes 11 lines. 

Lines of code executed in a third party library are excluded. json.dumps(incident) only consumes one line of code rather than all the lines executed within json.dumps.

The number of lines that had been executed in a script are logged to resilient-scripting.log, e.g. for the above script you would see an entry like this:

09:42:59.317 [LogReaderThread for qtp-1003469119-88] INFO  v=unknown  c.r.s.cpython.process.CPythonProcess - pid 44364: ScriptRunner - Finished running script. 11 script lines executed in 0.041656 seconds.

Hope this helps

Bastian

Thank you Bastian. Just what I needed to know.

for i in range(5):  log.debug("hello")