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A validation error is any Grooper generated warning indicating some required property configuration is missing or invalid.  For example, the '''''Classify''''' activity must have its '''''Content Model Scope''''' property configured.  The activity wouldn't be able to do anything without this property configured.  So, Grooper generates an error warning the user there is something wrong with the property configuration.
A validation error is any Grooper generated warning indicating some required property configuration is invalid or missing.  For example, the '''''Classify''''' activity must have its '''''Content Model Scope''''' property configured.  The activity wouldn't be able to do anything without this property configured.  So, Grooper generates an error warning the user there is something wrong with the property configuration.

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The Validate Branch command verifies all nodes in a selected branch of the Grooper node tree are configured without obvious errors.

About

Validate Branch helps ensure Grooper nodes are configured correctly. When executed, it checks the property configurations of each child at every level below the selected node. If any node has a "validation error", Grooper will inform the user.

What is a validation error?

A validation error is any Grooper generated warning indicating some required property configuration is invalid or missing. For example, the Classify activity must have its Content Model Scope property configured. The activity wouldn't be able to do anything without this property configured. So, Grooper generates an error warning the user there is something wrong with the property configuration.