Register your Automation Task
Make sure the contract is published before registering automation — otherwise, the system won’t be able to find your function.
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Make sure the contract is published before registering automation — otherwise, the system won’t be able to find your function.
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Before registering for real, test the task using --simulate:
If you see:
You’re good to go, remove --simulate
and run it for to get Automation Task Registered.
Once you've registered your automation task, you’ll want to confirm it’s actually working.
Use SupraScan
Visit
Search your deployer address
Check Tasks Tab.
Confirm your task is executing at the expected intervals
Task will not become active until the next epoch. Users may not be able to confirm the task is executing right away.
Run the View Function
To check your counter value, run this CLI command:
Before the automation task starts:
After the automation task starts:
Check again after automation runs — if the value increases, your automation task is working perfectly.