Why is "Run this module only" so weird now?

I’ve set up many scenarios before, but something seems to have changed recently and this is now broken.

In the past, I could use “Run this module only” to propagate a test value throughout the scenario. But now, I can’t.

For example, I ran “Run this module only” in module #1 with valid output. I have mapped all the inputs for module #2. But when I “Run this module only” in #2, it doesn’t use the outputs from #1, but asked me to manually input each field in #2 again. It doesn’t make sense.

What step or change has been introduced so that this feature doesn’t work the same anymore? It makes creating new scenarios and testing so slow and tedious.

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Hi @P12,

It looks like Make changed how “Run this module only” works to avoid using cached or stale data from earlier runs. I think the goal is to encourage full scenario testing from the top down so everything flows with fresh, real-time data like it would in a live run.

-Robin @Trainward_Consulting