When using multiple operations, if an intermediary operation has an error, the first bake after this error is corrected will operate on the error text output, rather than the true given input. This could result in misleading outputs while attempting to operate on data.
Example
Click here and then change the key to become a single character. The expectation would be that the output would be each word in the input enciphered using the key on a different line, but the reality is that the No Key Entered message is enciphered, and remains in the output until a second character is utilised.
Summary
When using multiple operations, if an intermediary operation has an error, the first bake after this error is corrected will operate on the error text output, rather than the true given input. This could result in misleading outputs while attempting to operate on data.
Example
Click here and then change the key to become a single character. The expectation would be that the output would be each word in the input enciphered using the key on a different line, but the reality is that the No Key Entered message is enciphered, and remains in the output until a second character is utilised.