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The first one might be a limitation of the fact that Windows Task Scheduler actually doesn't have a separate "Last Run" and "Last Successful Run", but I guess that doesn't mean Reflect couldn't track that independently. However, the need for that might be offset a bit by your second idea, which I really like, since the logs from successful executions have a green check mark in the list view, so that would quickly make it clear when the last successful job ran.
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