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It's not so much silently failing as it is working as intended... `get_output` naturally returns `None` if the given key doesn't exist. If you use `require_output`, it will throw an error if the key isn't present.

Same as `my_dict.get("foo")` vs. `my_dict.require("foo")`

For stack references, I don't think I ever use `get_output`, for this exact reason.

Ah - ok.  That makes sense.  Thanks <@U01PTHRNU2U> for guiding me in the right direction!