Buffer Execution Log
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The execution log provides traceability for everything the delivery bridge was asked to do and what it returned.
Buffer execution log. Entries and identifiers shown are point-in-time examples.
What the log supplies
- Outbound requests — that a delivery attempt was made, and when.
- Returned external identifiers — the identifier the platform bridge assigned.
- Scheduling results — whether the schedule was accepted.
- Verification — whether the governed record and the external result reconcile.
- Failures — what was rejected, and at which stage.
- Reconciliation — the evidence used to resolve mismatches between the ledger and the platform.
Using the log
Start from the publication record, not from the log. Identify the destination and scheduled time in Publications, then locate the corresponding execution entry to see what the bridge returned.
| Situation | What to look for |
|---|---|
| Post missing at the platform | Whether an outbound request exists at all |
| Duplicate post | Two accepted scheduling results for the same story and destination |
| Unverified record | An accepted request with no reconciled verification |
| Failure after send | The returned error stage and the destination involved |
The log records request and result metadata for traceability. It is not a place to inspect credentials or payload secrets, and none are shown.
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