What are errors labeled after a job is canceled in Relativity?

In Relativity, when a job is canceled, the system labels the errors associated with that job as having a "Canceled status." This designation provides clear communication regarding the job's cessation, indicating that the job was deliberately terminated before completion, rather than having failed due to an error or issue.

By properly categorizing the status as "Canceled," it is easier for users to track and manage job processes without confusing them with jobs that may have encountered errors during execution. Other statuses, such as Aborted, Failed, or Pending, may suggest different scenarios: for instance, Aborted typically implies an unexpected interruption, Failed identifies jobs that could not complete due to errors, and Pending indicates that a job is awaiting execution or processing. Each of these statuses serves a different function in job management within Relativity, helping to clarify the state and history of various tasks.