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The inherent pressure on a Jira workflow validator is that it is synchronously blocking—if the validator does not respond for a long time, the status transition gets stuck and thereby freezes the entire approval queue, so CogniRunner defaulting to letting things through when the AI service is abnormal is an understandable engineering trade-off.
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