Thank you for the input. I will keep the Router on my debug list. I have it set to Status == 200 or != 200. One of them should evaluate to true. In this case the file is created. That should mean the router got a true and should return to the parent. Do you know why this would not show an output when executed?
If this image of your child pipeline is correct, then I suspect the disabled “Write To Log” snap is the cause.
I just did some testing with the simplest of parent/child pipelines (child having a router) and the Pipeline Execute does not produce output if I disable a snap on the child’s false router flow.
