Inspect a task's recent runs (and why it failed)

List a task's recent runs, with optional drill-down. Use the defaults first (level=summary) to scan cheaply; add status=error to go straight to the failures; and only then fetch one run's per-step detail with run_id + level=step (+ mb_id for a single step). An empty 'executions' list means no runs in the ~24h retention window, NOT that the task is healthy. To scan what SEVERAL runs received, use level=step with ONE field in include (e.g. include=input), max_field_len

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In detail

What it does and what it's for

<=200 and limit<=25. 'outcome_counts' describes the whole window, and separates runs that completed from runs that stopped early without doing anything ('stopped_at' says where). In step payloads, 'data_omitted' marks data the server never stored; 'field_truncated' is just max_field_len and is harmless.

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Output data

Information provided

When executed, this operation delivers the following data, which can be used in the same automatic task.

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Execution report (JSON) {{result}}

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