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WAIT_AUTH vs WAIT_RESOURCE: Two Different Recovery Paths

OBSERVED DIAGNOSTIC AND SYNTHETIC TESTS ยท SEPARATE SCOPES

WAIT_AUTH vs WAIT_RESOURCE: Two Different Recovery Paths

A long-scroll visual companion to the article. It summarizes the articleโ€™s evidence boundary and method; it does not extend the underlying result.

At a glance

WAIT_AUTH vs WAIT_RESOURCE: Two Different Recovery PathsFour-step visual: CLASSIFY WAIT; RESOURCE โ†’ CAPACITY; AUTH โ†’ REAUTHORIZE; RECONCILE & VERIFY. Redacted auth diagnostics, synthetic harness runs, and current account provider state are not one joined event series.OBSERVED DIAGNOSTIC AND SYNTHETIC TESTS ยท SEPARATE SCOPES1CLASSIFY WAIT2RESOURCE โ†’ CAPACITY3AUTH โ†’ REAUTHORIZE4RECONCILE & VERIFYEvidence labels and limits travel with the visual.
A resource wait and an authentication wait have different causes and should not be collapsed into one retry policy.

Evidence in scope

  • Auth and resource waits are distinct states
  • Synthetic tests do not establish live recovery
  • Human auth minutes remain unknown

Evidence boundary: Redacted auth diagnostics, synthetic harness runs, and current account provider state are not one joined event series.

How to use the diagram

Persist a safe checkpoint; route to the correct handler; never store credentials in a public job record; reconcile before resuming.

What this visual explains: A resource wait and an authentication wait have different causes and should not be collapsed into one retry policy.

What it does not establish

No plan-change causality, live accepted-resume result, or human-time measurement.

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