Gelato Automate Logs

Task logs can be found on any task page and provide a live update of what Gelato executors are seeing.

You'll be able to view all your existing tasks under the "My Tasks" tab, as well as a list of top tasks with their owner address, contract address, and function name under the "Leaderboard" tab.

Clicking on one of these tasks will bring you to the task details page. Scroll down and select “Task Logs”, and you’ll be able to view a record of each simulation check — Gelato’s Checkers simulating execution to see if appropriate conditions have been met to run the task.

A resolver is a smart contract where you can write your logic for when an execution should occur.

Resolvers are handy to use if you want to define more specific conditions for when execution can occur, or you want to have dynamic arguments passed to the function on each execution. Gelato will query these resolvers periodically to do a check if it’s time to run!

Important note: you don’t need a resolver if you want to call a smart contract function that has no arguments (or the same arguments) every time at set time intervals.

By using custom messages in the return block of your resolver code, you can give yourself a clue as to where the logic is not returning true.

For example, if you were checking the time in your resolver, you could use the following to display a custom message (“Time not up yet!”) in your task logs:

return(false, bytes("Time not up yet!"))

This will let you know that the check is returning false as expected because it’s not yet time for the execution.

The full function might look a little something like this:

For more information about Gelato Automate and task customization, check out our docs, or contact us directly if you need additional help or information.