Validation

Validation checks the current pipeline graph for errors and common issues before you attach it to a stream.

In the Graph editor, validation is driven by the Warnings action.

What validation does

• Catches graph errors that prevent the pipeline from running.
• Flags common misconfigurations (missing required ports, type mismatches, bad boundary wiring).
• Stores warnings on the pipeline so they show up in the pipeline list.

Validation is not a substitute for testing on a real stream, but it should be your first stop any time a pipeline will not run.

Run validation (Graph tab)

1. Open OS > Pipelines > Graph and select a pipeline.
2. Click Warnings in the graph header.
3. Review the warnings list.
4. Select a warning to focus the corresponding node/port in the canvas (when a node id is present).
5. Fix the issue, then run Warnings again.

What you can do

• Run validation on the current graph.
• Review warnings and errors reported by the validator.
• Focus problem nodes from the warning list.
• Re-run validation after making changes.

What changes after validation

• Pipelines with warnings show a warning badge in the pipeline list.

Tips

• If you are unsure what a warning refers to, select the warning to jump to the node, then inspect the node inputs and boundary wiring.
• Warnings often chain: fix the first structural problem, then re-run validation to see what is left.