I have a few cases of error checking to make sure parameters supplied to my classes and defined types where the no-success option is to run the fail() function with a meaningful error. This seems to cause the entire agent run to fail as if the manifest couldn't be generated. Does anyone know of an equivalent that would cause just that class to fail and stop processing (and obviously skip anything that depends on it) but allow the rest of the agent run to proceed as normal?
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