Improve Logging Accuracy in onFinalize Method #9359
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This PR addresses an issue in the onFinalize method where the logging statement could potentially mislead the reader into believing that the execution was successful, even in the presence of an error. The logging sequence has been revised to ensure that the log message accurately reflects the method’s state.
Description
Previously, the onFinalize method logged “Executed successfully: “ before checking for errors. This sequence could result in misleading logs when errors are present, as the success message would still be logged.
Changes Made
Impact
This change ensures that log messages accurately represent the state of the method, providing clearer and more reliable logging output for error tracking and debugging purposes.