Status says error but no info about why

[marisademeglio]

Testing feedback from @rachanasinghg for 1.4.0-beta

There are no errors/warnings in messages but the status says "Error".

[marisademeglio]

This one I can reproduce. The job status is reported by the engine as FAIL:

14:35:40.106 › received job data  {
[1]   jobId: '45715faa-7e3d-4930-9a46-1398e6c59908',
[1]   status: 'FAIL',
[1]   href: 'http://127.0.0.1:49152/ws/jobs/45715faa-7e3d-4930-9a46-1398e6c59908',
[1]   nicename: 'DAISY 2.02 Validator',
[1]   log: 'http://127.0.0.1:49152/ws/jobs/45715faa-7e3d-4930-9a46-1398e6c59908/log',
[1]   results: {
[1]     href: 'http://127.0.0.1:49152/ws/jobs/45715faa-7e3d-4930-9a46-1398e6c59908/result',
[1]     mimeType: 'application/zip',
[1]     namedResults: [ [Object] ]
[1]   },
[1]   messages: [ 'removed to keep log cleaner' ],
[1]   progress: 1,
[1]   script: {
[1]     id: 'daisy202-validator',
[1]     href: 'http://127.0.0.1:49152/ws/scripts/daisy202-validator',
[1]     nicename: 'DAISY 2.02 Validator',
[1]     description: 'Validates a DAISY 2.02 fileset.',
[1]     version: '2.0.10',
[1]     homepage: '',
[1]     inputs: [],
[1]     options: []
[1]   }
[1] }

and the validation report says

    expected duration 0 but found 327

    file:/Users/marisa/dev/pipeline-samples/daisy202/Mountains_skip/master.smil

But the messages from the job don't reflect what's in the validation report, nor does the job status really give any clues as to what "Error" means.

Right now we translate job status "ERROR" and "FAIL" both to "Error". We could instead translate "FAIL" to "Fail" ? Would that always make sense @bertfrees ?
https://github.com/daisy/pipeline-ui/blob/main/src/shared/jobName.ts#L3

[bertfrees]

Yes, that would make sense! An error means that the script was not able to complete. It stopped somewhere in the middle of the conversion. If the status is FAIL, the script completed, but there is an issue with the results. Typically there is some validation that failed, and a validation report is given, and/or the user can find some error or warning messages in the log that indicate what the issue is.