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PA-001: Pa Unguarded Http
HTTP or connector action has no downstream failure handler (runAfter: Failed/TimedOut).
What it detects
HTTP or connector action has no downstream failure handler (runAfter: Failed/TimedOut). Flowcerta currently surfaces this finding from the active validation pipeline for supported patterns.
Why it matters
Error-handling findings matter because unattended automations fail in ways humans do not immediately see. Without bounded retries, exception capture, and logging, a single bad dependency can create silent data loss or prolonged instability.
Example violation
HTTP or connector action has no downstream failure handler (runAfter: Failed/TimedOut).
Fix guidance
UiPath
- Add a Scope action or a downstream step with runAfter configured to handle Failed and TimedOut outcomes.
- Use platform-native assets, credentials, bounded retries, and Log Message checkpoints instead of hardcoded literals or silent failure paths.
- Revalidate the workflow after the change and confirm the finding no longer appears.
Verification steps
- Run validation again and confirm the rule no longer appears in the finding list.
- Review the changed workflow artifact directly to verify the risky pattern is gone.
- Capture the new validation result as evidence for the relevant owner or compliance review.
Compliance references
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