What is a recommended action every time an error occurs in a flow?

The most appropriate action when an error occurs in a flow is to display the error message to users. This approach provides immediate feedback to the user about what went wrong, allowing them to understand the issue and possibly take corrective actions. By giving clear and concise error messages, users can have a better experience and can be prompted for the next steps, improving the overall usability of the flow.

Incorporating user-friendly error handling encourages transparency in automated processes, which is critical for users who might be relying on the system for accurate and timely workflows. This method also helps in debugging processes, as users can report specific error messages to administrators for further investigation.

Logging errors for audit purposes, while important, primarily serves to keep track of issues for administrative and technical review, rather than providing immediate assistance to users. Automatically restarting the flow could lead to confusion or data integrity issues, especially if the error requires human intervention. Ignoring the error altogether fails to address a critical aspect of user experience and process integrity.