Normal exit and Stop retain files differently; filters can leave a successful task without an output asset.
Transfer and termination
The release adds folder and ZIP tasks. Files created inside the project move to /outputs on normal exit, subject to the 200‑file output limit. After Stop or the runtime limit, only files written directly to /outputs are kept.
Filtering and retrieval
Output filters retain matching files; unmatched files are deleted when the task ends. No matches can mean success without an output asset.
A project uses one of 20 input assets; the combined fetch limit is about 500 files. For a model checkpoint, location, normal completion and filter matching answer separate retrieval questions.
Original retention diagram: normal‑exit transfers remain subject to limits and filters; Stop keeps only direct /outputs files.