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[BUG] Logs voided after a week of being stored #485

Closed angelheart04 closed 1 year ago

angelheart04 commented 1 year ago

Is there an existing issue for this?

Current Behavior

Logs from as soon as a week ago are being voided - the closest issues I have seen to this has been the error report of memory leaks.

Expected Behavior

Logs previously remained open for around 5 months before being voided.

Steps To Reproduce

  1. Create a ticket
  2. Send at least 4 messages
  3. Close ticket with reasoning
  4. Wait a week
  5. See if transcript is voided

Environment

- OS: multiple OS - used by entire team 
- Node:
- NPM:
- Bot: 4.0.10

Anything else?

Doesn't seem to void logs before a week - is this an update we missed?

eartharoid commented 1 year ago

Hi @angelheart04, can you clarify what you mean by logs/transcripts being voided? How are you attempting to access transcripts and have you tried it just after closing a ticket?

angelheart04 commented 1 year ago

Hi @angelheart04, can you clarify what you mean by logs/transcripts being voided? How are you attempting to access transcripts and have you tried it just after closing a ticket?

Hi! "Voided" by being classified as inaccessible - the website used for online transcripts registers them as "N/A" or "not found". Tickets closed without reason seem to still have their transcript accessible (but we can't do this long-term in the servers we're in).

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eartharoid commented 1 year ago

Are you sure you're using this bot? That screenshot isn't of something I've made.

angelheart04 commented 1 year ago

Are you sure you're using this bot? That screenshot isn't of something I've made.

Hmm, Discord says it is - but it could be a similar bot. Sorry if this confused you - the linked GitHub directed me here, so I assumed it was the right one.