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There are two STDOUT messages that could be used for conveying the status of a failed action: openjd_status and openjd_fail. As best as I can tell, openjd_fail does not actually report that a job failed, it's just a description string that an OJD system can use to give users more detail on a failure. If that's the case, it seems redundant with openjd_status which also reports a helpful description of the current action.
Am I correctly understanding how these two message types work? It'd be helpful for the spec to clarify if openjd_fail formally reports the action as a failure or not. If the two messages do overlap, it'd be helpful to clarify that. Or remove openjd_fail if it's extraneous.
Description
There are two STDOUT messages that could be used for conveying the status of a failed action:
openjd_statusandopenjd_fail. As best as I can tell,openjd_faildoes not actually report that a job failed, it's just a description string that an OJD system can use to give users more detail on a failure. If that's the case, it seems redundant withopenjd_statuswhich also reports a helpful description of the current action.Am I correctly understanding how these two message types work? It'd be helpful for the spec to clarify if
openjd_failformally reports the action as a failure or not. If the two messages do overlap, it'd be helpful to clarify that. Or removeopenjd_failif it's extraneous.