flame-harness-resume

To resume a paused Flutter Flame game development pipeline, the skill evaluates state.md and pipeline-log.md files to determine the interruption reason. It validates state consistency and dispatches the appropriate next-phase skill to maintain the continuous integration harness protocol.

Pipeline state recovery for interrupted Flutter game builds works by reading the pipeline state and log files. It determines the correct resumption point based on the last recorded pause reason to ensure no progress is lost during transitions.

Yes, you can restart a Flutter game pipeline after an API rate limit error. The workflow evaluates the rate-limited state and provides a controlled retry mechanism to recover from the interruption without losing previous pipeline progress.

To manage manual gates like game testing in a Flutter pipeline, the system coordinates with the user to verify completion of manual tasks. It pauses execution and waits for confirmation before proceeding to the next development phase.

The best way to handle unrecoverable errors in a Flame game harness is to use controlled retry mechanisms. The workflow provides clear reporting on pipeline failures and validates state consistency to facilitate safe recovery from runtime errors.

Yes, you need the state.md and pipeline-log.md files to resume a paused Flame game workflow. These files provide the necessary state consistency validation and historical context required to determine the correct resumption point.