google adk what will happened when we did not set the output key correctly in the template

 What will happen when we set output wrongly?  



pipeline_runner = LlmAgent(
    name="pipeline_runner",
    model=MODEL,
    description=(
        "Runs and coordinates the delivery pipeline from dev to test to "
        "pre-prod to prod, enforcing promotion gates between stages."
    ),
    instruction=RUNNER_INSTRUCTION,
    tools=[run_pipeline_stage, get_stage_status, get_stage_logs],
    output_key="pipeline_run_report1111",
)


Generally this is what you will get:- 

raise KeyError(f'Context variable not found: `{var_name}`.')

KeyError: 'Context variable not found: `pipeline_run_report`.'


And it looksl like this:

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