CatchExecutionOptions (Pipeline: Basic Steps 1049.v257a_e6b_30fb_d API)

All Superinterfaces:

Serializable

All Known Implementing Classes:

CatchErrorStep, WarnErrorStep
```
public interface CatchExecutionOptions
extends Serializable
```

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`Result`	`getBuildResultOnError()`	The result that will be used for setting the build result if an error is caught.
`String`	`getMessage()`	A message to be printed when an error is caught.
`Result`	`getStepResultOnError()`	The result that will be used for annotating the with `WarningAction`) if an error is caught.
`boolean`	`isCatchInterruptions()`	Whether `FlowInterruptedException` should be caught and handled by the step or rethrown.

- Method Detail
  - getMessage
```
@CheckForNull
String getMessage()
```
    A message to be printed when an error is caught. If getStepResultOnError() (by adding a WarningAction)
  - getBuildResultOnError
```
@NonNull
Result getBuildResultOnError()
```
    The result that will be used for setting the build result if an error is caught. Return Result.SUCCESS to leave the build result unchanged. If isCatchInterruptions() returns true, then if a FlowInterruptedException is caught, its result will be used instead of this value.
  - getStepResultOnError
```
@NonNull
Result getStepResultOnError()
```
    The result that will be used for annotating the with WarningAction) if an error is caught. Return Result.SUCCESS to leave the step result unchanged. If isCatchInterruptions() returns true, then if a FlowInterruptedException is caught, its result will be used instead of this value.
  - isCatchInterruptions
```
boolean isCatchInterruptions()
```
    Whether FlowInterruptedException should be caught and handled by the step or rethrown. FlowInterruptedException is commonly used to control the flow of execution for things like builds aborted by a user and builds that time out inside of TimeoutStep. It is sometimes desirable to rethrow these kinds of exceptions rather than catching them so as to not interfere with their intended behavior.