When you look at the refresh token value in the OAuth2 account, is it blank, do you see -1, or do you see a random string? Ultimately, the auto-refresh behavior comes down to the target API - some provide a refresh token by default, some do not, and some require a special scope or parameter to indicate that that a refresh token should be provided. For Google APIs, it looks like an auth query parameter of access_type=offline would be the one thing to test.
Sorry, it’s a bit awkward. The Snap will save input documents as they are received and then write them to a file when the pipeline finishes. So, you need to start up the ultra task, send a few requests so that they are recorded by the snap, and then disable the task so that the documents can be saved to the file. Now that the file has been written, validations should be able to read it and produce data. Once you get a good amount of saved documents, you can put the snap in ‘Replay-Only’ mode so that the next time you enable the ultra task, the already saved documents are not overwritten.
