When a payrolls revision lands after a strong headline, how do you judge whether the FX read still holds?

Nonfarm payrolls headlines often get the first move in USD pairs, but the prior-month revision can quietly reshape the story. A strong monthly gain that comes with a downward revision to the previous two months may look very different once you compare the three-month average against the headline alone. When I review a jobs release, I try to separate the headline change from the revisions, the unemployment rate, and average hourly earnings, since each can point in a different direction for rate-path expectations. I also check whether the labor force participation move is doing the work, because that changes what a headline gain really signals about tightness. Where I am less certain is how much weight the market actually gives revisions in the first hour versus over the following sessions. I would be interested to hear how others structure this check before deciding whether the first reaction in a pair is worth trusting. What do you look at first when a revision and a headline point in opposite directions?