The status bar reflects the outcome of each step, and it's not always based on record count. Sometimes it's tied to things like API calls. The total equals success plus error plus resolved.
- Green = success
- Red = errors
- Blue = resolved (auto-resolved errors)
Blue means something was automatically handled by the platform. For example, if an export step failed because a token expired, we might refresh it and retry. That would count as resolved. Same goes for things like rate limits or intermittent failures.
Sometimes, I see the mixed-colored progress bar ,for example, one small green segment, followed by red and blue:
When I click the “success” text next to it, I see that all records are marked as auto-resolved.
(Fun fact: the CPN record doesn’t exist, and this is an add/update operation. The problem is caused by a disallowed character.)
However:
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The process did not continue to the next step.
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In this specific case, I was trying to upsert a record into NetSuite.
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Since it was marked as auto-resolved, I expected the record to be created (because the record didn’t exist yet).
But that didn’t happen.
So it’s unclear what “auto-resolved” actually means in this situation.
Suggestion:
It would be helpful if the log also showed exactly what the auto-resolve actually tried to do.
For example:
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First failure: “Could not create record because of X.”
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Then: “Retried automatically, and then more info…”
In other words, something more human-readable, with extra verbose/debugging information, so we can understand each step.
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