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Find the bundle that changed the outcome.

Make scenarios can fail explicitly, stop as incomplete executions, or complete while routing the wrong data. Diagnose the execution state before adding another handler.

Diagnostic order

Read the run before changing the route.

Classify the result

Determine whether Make recorded an error, warning, incomplete execution, successful run, or no run at all.

Inspect the failing bundle

Compare the module’s input bundle, mapped values, output, and error details with a known-good execution.

Review handler behavior

Skip, retry, break, rollback, and resume decisions have different business consequences. Confirm what already happened downstream.

Define the safe continuation

Choose whether to resume an incomplete execution, replay a bounded step, route to review, or stop and rebuild the fragile branch.

Common failure classes

Where Make scenarios become unreliable.

  • Field mapping changed after an upstream app update
  • A router or filter accepted the wrong bundle
  • Connection, token, permission, or API-limit failure
  • Incomplete executions disabled or left unresolved
  • Error handler marks a run successful while business work is skipped
  • Retry repeats a non-idempotent action

An error handler is not automatically a repair. It must preserve the intended business outcome, expose unresolved work, and avoid duplicates.

Rescue decision

Keep the parts that remain explainable.

A scenario is usually rescueable when its failure can be reproduced, the affected bundles can be identified, and recovery can be bounded. Rebuild becomes more responsible when undocumented branches and side effects prevent a safe repair.

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