P4-REQ-21-12-006

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Each approved script SHALL identify its logging behavior.

Part 4, Section 21.12: Script and Execution Requirements.

Script logging provides observable information about invocation, activity, outcome, warnings, failures, and cleanup.

Defining logging behavior allows script execution to be reviewed consistently and supports troubleshooting, operational review, and later evidence planning.

This requirement applies to:

• approved scripts;
• script invocation logging;
• script task logging;
• warning and failure logging; and
• cleanup reporting.

Verification SHALL confirm that each approved script identifies its logging behavior.

Verification activities should include review checks confirming that:

• invocation information is logged where required;
• performed tasks are identifiable;
• outcomes are reported;
• warnings and errors are reported; and
• logging follows the Developer Handbook.

This requirement connects script execution to the Phase 0 logging conventions defined by the Developer Handbook.

Related requirement identifiers:

• P4-REQ-21-12-007
• P4-REQ-21-11-006

Related source section:

• 21.12 Script and Execution Requirements

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