Task Failures
When a task fails, the Get Task endpoint
endpoint returns a failureCode indicating the problem that occurred during processing.
SAFETY failures
Failure codes that start with SAFETY. indicate that the task was rejected because of content
moderation. Content moderation is performed on both task inputs as well as outputs.
When a failure code is in the form SAFETY.INPUT.*, it indicates that one of the inputs
contained content that was deemed unsupportable. When in the form SAFETY.OUTPUT.*, it
indicates that content moderation rejected the output of the task.
The end of the failure code indicates the likely source of rejection. SAFETY.INPUT.TEXT,
for instance, indicates that prompt text was rejected. If multiple inputs would be rejected,
you will receive a failure for the first one that was tested.
While we make a best-effort attempt to ensure the accuracy of the third component of these
failure codes, they may not correspond exactly to inputs. You may, for instance, receive
a SAFETY.INPUT.TEXT failure on a task that provides no promptText argument. You should
treat these as diagnostic messages only rather than exposing them to users.
You should not retry these generations.
INTERNAL.BAD_OUTPUT failures
Failure codes in the form INTERNAL.BAD_OUTPUT.* represent generations that were rejected
by our internal systems for quality or system error reasons.
One possible cause for this failure is overlaid text or graphics present in input images that are not part of the scene itself. If you hit this error, we recommend avoiding using overlaid text or graphics in input images, and instead adding these to the task output.
You may retry these generations, but they are not likely to succeed.
INPUT_PREPROCESSING.SAFETY.TEXT
This failure code indicates that input prompt text was rejected for content moderation reasons.
You should not retry these generations.
INPUT_PREPROCESSING.INTERNAL
This failure code indicates that there was a problem performing content moderation.
You may retry these generations, but you should add a delay.
INTERNAL or a null value
INTERNAL or an undefined or null value indicates that there was an internal problem
processing the task.
You may retry these generations, but you should add a delay.