Hi, I've created a subscription where the criteria is

AuditEvent?outcome:not=0&type=execute

. Then, to test it, I trigger a bot I know is going to fail. I see the AuditEvent being created, but the subscription is not being triggered. I changed the criteria to

Patient

and edited a patient and the subscription was triggered. Are we able to have a subscription on

AuditEvent

?

Hi @kc_bub , I gave you some bad advice earlier 😔 Turns out we restrict subscriptions on AuditEvents (https://github.com/medplum/medplum/blob/f807a639c4a8a02ef48615b0a355ec70c2f9927d/packages/server/src/workers/subscription.ts#L138-L141)

Ahh yes, okay. That makes sense. Do you have any thoughts on any other interim solution to monitoring bot failures until we're able to stream bot metrics?

Yes, but unfortunately it's a bit manual. For the time being, you could notify from within the bot. 1. Wrap the whole bot in a

try/catch

2. If you catch an error, use

fetch

to call your notification endpoint. Use Project secrets to store the credentials of the endpoint

Thank you! I'll take it back to the team