Closed quaestor closed 4 years ago
This may be because we are rebuilding all the stats, this looks fine on the dev box and I just checked the hierarchy and everything looks good to me. I'll move this into this release and mark as must resolve and we can remove that if it turns out to be something else after the stats rebuild.
This is a bit weird. I cannot actually see it now. @quaestor can you confirm if it is still a problem for you?
I saw it on this page:
https://www.thecrag.com/climbing/italy/parete-san-paolo/route/579887076/ascents
It's gone for me too, @scd would the stats rebuild have affected this? Is that running right now?
@scd It's gone for the first example now, but I still see it for the second, i.e. Massone.
It is gone for this page as well. It is definitely not caused by stats processing.
The word 'unknown' comes from the web helper linkArea
, when there is no name parameter. My guess is there is a transient TLC issue when the ancestors have had their TLC changed. The logic is fairly complex in crumbtrailPartial
template.
I am satisfied that it is not a serious issue and is transient. I don't think it is a priority to track down the root cause just now.
It's not gone for me. I still see it here:
https://www.thecrag.com/climbing/italy/massone-policrumble/route/1137883719/ascents
@quaestor is it still there for you. I just checked again and it is fine for me. If it is still there then could you please send me a screen shot, as we should not be getting different versions of this.
@scd indeed, meanwhile it is resolved.
I am grateful there is nothing else to do here for the moment, but I fear there is something significant to resolve one day.
closing - no update in 2 years, major update since then.
For some crags in the region Arco - Trento Area, ascents are listed with an area "unknown" in the logbook:
Examples: https://www.thecrag.com/climbing/italy/parete-san-paolo/route/579887076 https://www.thecrag.com/climbing/italy/massone-policrumble/area/15954109
Is this a problem of the strange structuring of the crags in this area? There are regions on the same level as crags, and for the first example, there are even routes on the same level as sectors.