What occurs when "Preserve the type and detail of the current exception" is checked?

When "Preserve the type and detail of the current exception" is checked, it ensures that the specific details of the current exception are retained while allowing it to propagate upwards within the exception handling hierarchy. This feature is important in Blue Prism because it enables the system to maintain a clear record of the encountered exception, which can include necessary context for troubleshooting or further handling at higher levels.

By preserving this information, downstream processes or assets that are managing the exceptions can make informed decisions based on the type and detail of the original exception. This approach is useful for debugging and analysis, as the exception information is not lost when it is handled further up in the hierarchy.

The other options, such as deletion of exception details, recreating a new exception, or restarting the flow, do not accurately reflect the functionality of preserving the current exception's details and type. Instead, maintaining the integrity and specifics of the exception provides clear visibility and better management of errors within robotic processes.