What happens when you exceed the 10 client scripts in a given record/transaction?

I think only the first 10 are executed. After that the others don’t run

So the entry point is not taken into account? Let's say if a client script only has

pageInit

but is the 15th script And another script only has

saveRecord

but is the 1st script Even then, the 15th is not expected to run?

That sounds right. Because a client script is loaded in its entirety when the form loads. So its almost more like a limit to the number of client scripts that can be attached to a form. tbh i'm not 100% sure though.

more than 10 scripts could lead to total protonic reversal

you can somewhat work around this limit by using form specific client scripts - you get I think 10 at the form level and 10 at the record level?

NS explodes

I ran into this on a client that had gone through many developers. My solutions was to create a unified script loader that was the client script that's loaded to a single record type. Then I modified several of the client scripts to become custom modules that were loaded based on the entry points they used.The best solution would have been to do a full review and consolidate code, but the client didn't want to pay for it.

Recommendation: • Create a client script with all entry points. • Write a console log on each entry point. • Deploy it to a transaction. • Edit the transaction. • Open the Dev Tools. • Do any operation on the transaction. • See how many things happen in your console. Goal/Objective: • Hate Client Scripts and start avoiding them as the plague…

I'm 100% in that camp, "Hate Client Scripts and start avoiding them as the plague…" Anytime I can avoid writing a client script I do so, complete pain in the proverbial 🤣 "Are you sure you want it real-time? I can do this more efficiently in a UE script..." (sublist operations, I'm good thanks chief)