Every Decision step's answers in a graph, split into those a condition may act on and, for the
rest, why not.
Built from the steps' own rows, not from whatever reached an edge's origin through the payload, so
decisions.<step> means the same thing on every edge. A step that has not completed contributes
only reasons: one still running has not answered, one that failed never will, and one that was
skipped was not asked. In every case a condition reading it holds rather than reading false.
Every Decision step's answers in a graph, split into those a condition may act on and, for the rest, why not.
Built from the steps' own rows, not from whatever reached an edge's origin through the payload, so
decisions.<step>means the same thing on every edge. A step that has not completed contributes only reasons: one still running has not answered, one that failed never will, and one that was skipped was not asked. In every case a condition reading it holds rather than readingfalse.