I’ve been creating some mobile workflows, and debugging has become a bit of a chore. My current method of doing so has simply been to add a Quick Look and Exit Workflow step. Since Workflow execution often runs way too quickly for me to see the evaluation path, especially when If branches and Repeat sections are in use.
Is there a better method for debugging, perhaps a step-wise debugger (ala. perl-d, Ruby’s byebug or pry, gdb, etc.) with the ability to investigate data at each step?
Best Answer
No. Since the workflow team and app are now Apple employees and Apple first party app, I would expect this to feature to come to either playgrounds or Xcode if it’s not added to whatever becomes of the app itself. Siri automations are going to need this debugging as well but I expect one to three years for this to arrive on a form we will all see and be able to use.