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What Your LangGraph Logs Miss When a Node Fails
Two seeded failures in one small graph, and what each logging approach actually recorded.
When a LangGraph run dies, the log usually tells you the same thing twice: a node started, a node stopped, an exception was raised. It almost never tells you what the node was given. I wanted to know what a log has to contain before the failure happens, so I broke a three-node graph two different ways and checked what each run actually recorded.
I wrote this with AI assistance, and I fact-checked and...
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