Run a product without publishing

Compare successful and blocked deliveries using retained trial results.

Command or action
DataRaft: Trial Product

What this does

Trial Product explicitly executes a product through the R bridge. It retains a result that you can inspect afterwards. Configured framework destinations are not published by this command.

Try it

1. Select the product definition, rather than a previous result.
2. Run DataRaft: Trial Product.
3. Read the status badge and product detail in the trial dashboard.
4. Refresh metadata, then inspect Quality and Runs.

Compare the two screenshots

The first delivery completes its trial. The second contains a negative amount that fails the nonnegative rule, so its result is blocked. Both outcomes are retained as evidence. A successful bridge request can therefore contain a blocked product result: read the result status, not just whether the command finished.

These fixtures deliberately have no explicit schema contract. completed describes execution; schema evidence can still be unvalidated.

Keep in mind

A trial still reads sources and executes your transformations and checks. User functions can have side effects of their own. Cancellation or a timeout stops the extension waiting; it does not guarantee that R code already dispatched has stopped. The bridge retains up to 20 trial results in the session.