Not sure if others are seeing this, but delegation hasn’t behaved the same across different frameworks.
Passing work from one part of the system to another looked simple at first. In reality, it depends a lot on how each setup continues execution. Some treat it like a continuation, others spin up a separate run. Some need structured input, others just rely on what’s already there.
The same handoff can work fine in one setup and act weird in another, even when the input is exactly the same.
What made it harder is that it’s not just about passing results forward. The next part has to use what it gets, and that seems to vary more than expected.
To keep things working, we ended up adding extra logic around these transitions. Over time it just becomes part of how the system runs.Anyone else runs into this?