If errors occur during discovery and auto-publish is scheduled, will it execute after discovery finishes?

When considering the relationship between errors occurring during the discovery process and the execution of the auto-publish feature, it is essential to understand how these processes interact. In this context, if errors are present during discovery, it signifies that there are unresolved issues that could affect the integrity and completeness of the data.

The auto-publish function is designed to operate on a successfully completed discovery task. Therefore, if errors are detected during the discovery phase, the auto-publish will not execute. This is because auto-publish relies on the successful identification and processing of all relevant data, ensuring quality and accuracy before any information is published or made accessible. Thus, under these circumstances, since the discovery did not finalize correctly, the auto-publish will not proceed.

This understanding underscores the importance of resolving any errors before relying on automated publishing to ensure that all outputs are valid and trustworthy.