#1MinuteTip #SalesforceSummer25 You can now add “Has Error” as an operator in Flow Test assertions. This allows you to explicitly check whether a specific flow element caused an error during a test run. If the element encounters an error and your assertion is expecting it (e.g., Has Error = True), the test will pass. If no error occurs and one is expected—or vice versa—the test fails.
Select the Has Error operator to configure negative assertions for Create Records, Update Records, Delete Records, and Action elements.
This is extremely useful when you’re testing error scenarios and want to validate that your flow behaves correctly when things go wrong.
(Not familiar with Flow tests yet? Check out our step-by-step guide on configuring and using Flow tests.)
Product Area: Flow
References & Useful URLs
- For Related Summer ’25 Release Note Article – Click Here
- Blog Post – Step by Step Guide to Automate Testing of Salesforce Flows Declaratively
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