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This is a rather special/rare case coming in from support mail:
Save a cache (in this case an event) in c:geo
The listing gets retrated by a reviewer (in this case because the event must not take place...Corona)
Refresh the listing in c:geo
Result:
Refreshing progress ends rather fast, no visual change in cache status / logs, etc.
(Info: Reason is probably, that a retracted cache page just returns a 404 error)
Expected result:
We cannot get any retracted information or similar, as the webpage just provides a 404 after retraction. However if we are unable to update a cache (for whatever reason) I would expect any kind of error message or toast at least. In case of a 404 e.g. a "This cache does not exist/no longer exist" response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This was a tradi, which was withdrawn by reviewer due to a kind of obscure distance violation (right after I logged the FTF, that's why I still have it offline ;) ). And the described behavior was the same on 08.01.2017, as I remember now (I was a little bit astonished then, as nothing happened after refreshing the cache).
This is a rather special/rare case coming in from support mail:
Result:
Refreshing progress ends rather fast, no visual change in cache status / logs, etc.
(Info: Reason is probably, that a retracted cache page just returns a 404 error)
Expected result:
We cannot get any retracted information or similar, as the webpage just provides a 404 after retraction. However if we are unable to update a cache (for whatever reason) I would expect any kind of error message or toast at least. In case of a 404 e.g. a "This cache does not exist/no longer exist" response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: