#Fatal error Egg Autonomous SwSh

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raven sage
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Currently breeding Dreepy (was breeding Ponyta in screenshot), it is able to run a few cycles each time then it detects an egg hatching that didn't happen. When trying to release the mons, it can't release the egg so it crashes. After running for a bit & having it fail a few times I got thrown a fatal error. Don't think I'm doing anything wrong w the setup since it only happens after a few cycles each time. I saw another person have this same issue a long time ago and wonder if it is possible to solve?

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If you need the logs lmk!

loud jewel
raven sage
# loud jewel Are you sure you have done all necessary setup steps?

I am sure yes
I watched a few cycles now, seems that when sometimes talking to the daycare lady it detects it as "egg hatched" text ("Oh") but it was just her standard talk. This is whats causing the issue.
And to recap:

  • Using Coalossal slot 1, starting out w 5 eggs
  • The box to the left is completely empty
  • Current box is empty except for the 5 egg slots
  • Put it to stats panel since im only going for shinies
    My bike also fully upgraded.
loud jewel
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logs would help devs for sure, and maybe if possible try to catch the part where it fails on camera

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i'm not very knowledgable on this, so just sharing steps I've seen in other troubleshooting 🙏

zinc pollen
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!programlogs

low socketBOT
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To help the developers understand the automation problem you're facing, please find the log file and upload it to the help channel.

Where are the logs?

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zinc pollen
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A video of the error would help the devs alot too