What should be included in the text template for fault notifications?

Including the values of all the flow resources in the text template for fault notifications is essential for several reasons.

When a fault occurs in a flow, it's critical for the person receiving the notification to understand the exact context in which the error happened. This includes having all relevant data points that are part of the flow at the time of the failure. By providing this information, it allows for quicker diagnosis and resolution of issues, as the recipient can see what was happening right before the failure occurred.

This level of detail can pinpoint where issues lie—whether it’s a specific record data, variable values, or conditions that triggered the error—thereby enhancing troubleshooting effectiveness. The flow resources contain dynamic values that change based on user input or flow execution, and these values are fundamental in analyzing why a flow may not have functioned as intended.

Providing a summary of the flow structure, links to external resources, or just the user’s contact information falls short of giving the necessary context needed for troubleshooting. A summary might not capture the specific state of the flow, while links may not directly assist in immediate fault resolution. Simply sharing contact information does not address the problem directly and may delay resolving the issue.

In conclusion, including all flow resource values in fault notification