How are 'if X breaks, then Y' calls handled?

mira_k

The method page states: conditional 'if X then Y' calls are logged and shown separately from direct calls. That rule sits alongside the restatement rule — restatements are logged but counted once — so conditionals get their own bucket rather than beingfold

rowan

The separation keeps the headline rate clean — conditionals have a different risk profile because the trigger may never fire. The takeaway: if you're grading a channel, you're grading its direct calls only.

sasha_m

Worth noting the denominator difference: 1,768 resolved direct calls versus 1,231 conditionals logged. A conditional that never triggers becomes expired, not a miss, so the miss count stays lower than it would if they were forced into the direct bucket.