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Something observed by @gedankenstuecke when reviewing the data produced by data logging -- there is a lot of cases of access event data on the open humans side that doesn't have the expected matching S3 log data.
One possibility is that there's a hiccup in logging data that's occurring for files that get deleted soon after being accessed. This commonly happens when data sources access & remove & upload an updated file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Something observed by @gedankenstuecke when reviewing the data produced by data logging -- there is a lot of cases of access event data on the open humans side that doesn't have the expected matching S3 log data.
One possibility is that there's a hiccup in logging data that's occurring for files that get deleted soon after being accessed. This commonly happens when data sources access & remove & upload an updated file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: