@Envlucky After the Delay action you are missing a Get Task Details action. You only have a single Get Task Details action in your flow and it occurs BEFORE the delay action.
Currently, your flow doesn't check the task again (after the delay). You've only delayed the Condition action from running. So the details of your task being returned will output the details from when the Get Task Details action ran (which is before the delay). LMK if you need further clarification.
Could you provide more insight as to the logic of your flow. The more insight you can provide the easier it is to provide recommendations.
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