What build is required to assign error resolution steps for a particular error?

To assign error resolution steps for a specific error, creating a group and linking it to an interface is the necessary build. This process involves establishing a structured way of managing errors so that specific resolution steps can be tied to particular error messages or codes. By having a group assigned to an interface, it becomes easier to implement error handling procedures, streamline communications, and create detailed instructions or workflows related to that error.

Linking the group to an interface enables users to quickly access and follow the assigned resolution steps when encountering particular errors, thus improving the overall efficiency of error management in the system. This organizational method helps ensure that everyone involved in the process can readily find the relevant information they need to resolve issues effectively.

Other options like logging the error, isolating the error message, or defining the error code do not directly facilitate the assignment of resolution steps in a way that organizes and clarifies the response process, although they may play supporting roles in the broader context of error management.