Hi Martin :

As shown below, a SN branch "Abuse of right" is missing on app.islg. Could you ask DevIT to restore it? I suspect it might have been accidentally deleted.

Abuse of right missing (11-Jul-22).mp4 9.91 MB • Download

Thanks,

Paul

It looks like the issue is not restricted to "Abuse of right" as shown below. Please restore all the missing branches and entries within SN.

SN Master Tree missing entries (11-Jul-22).mp4 5.72 MB • Download

Hi Harsh ,

This is an urgent issue. Please make this your top priority on Tuesday.

I have created DevOps task https://dev.azure.com/tologix/ISLGRebuild/_workitems/edit/2037 to track it.

Thanks,
-Martin

Hi Paul   and Martin ,

We checked this issue and found that there is no any missing entries in SN Tress. Actually, the branch is moved to other branch.

I checked logs in database and found that Sharmila did this thing. Might be Sharmila did testing directly on app.islg and move branches to other branch.

For Reference,  Following 2 branches are currently in this path.

Branch Name : Abuse of right

OLD Path::
A > Abuse of right

New Path::
E > 'Effective means of asserting claims and enforcing rights' provisions > Abuse of right

Branch Name :  Bad faith

OLD Path::
B > Bad faith

New Path::
A > Abuse of process > Bad faith


Branch Name : Saluka v. Czech Republic Partial Award finds that the respondent, in the person of its banking regulator, had to take a decision on a distressed bank and in doing so enjoyed a margin of discretion in the exercise of that responsibility

OLD Path::
B > Business plans > Saluka v. Czech Republic Partial Award finds that the respondent, in the person of its banking regulator, had to take a decision on a distressed bank and in doing so enjoyed a margin of discretion in the exercise of that responsibility

New Path::

A > Acquiescence > Saluka v. Czech Republic Partial Award finds that the respondent, in the person of its banking regulator, had to take a decision on a distressed bank and in doing so enjoyed a margin of discretion in the exercise of that responsibility

Hi Paul   and Martin ,

We checked this issue and found that there is no any missing entries in SN Tress. Actually, the branch is moved to other branch.

I checked logs in database and found that Sharmila did this thing. Might be Sharmila did testing directly on app.islg and move branches to other branch.

For Reference,  Following 2 branches are currently in this path.

Branch Name : Abuse of right

OLD Path::
A > Abuse of right

New Path::
E > 'Effective means of asserting claims and enforcing rights' provisions > Abuse of right

Branch Name :  Bad faith

OLD Path::
B > Bad faith

New Path::
A > Abuse of process > Bad faith


Branch Name : Saluka v. Czech Republic Partial Award finds that the respondent, in the person of its banking regulator, had to take a decision on a distressed bank and in doing so enjoyed a margin of discretion in the exercise of that responsibility

OLD Path::
B > Business plans > Saluka v. Czech Republic Partial Award finds that the respondent, in the person of its banking regulator, had to take a decision on a distressed bank and in doing so enjoyed a margin of discretion in the exercise of that responsibility

New Path::

A > Acquiescence > Saluka v. Czech Republic Partial Award finds that the respondent, in the person of its banking regulator, had to take a decision on a distressed bank and in doing so enjoyed a margin of discretion in the exercise of that responsibility

Hi Martin   and Paul ,

Following, are the branch names which moved to another branch using Sharmila's user.

Hi Harsh ,

I have 2 questions:

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Thanks,
-Martin

Hi Martin

Following is the details of branch, so admin user can find it and move it to correct location.

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Cc : Paul  

Thanks, Harsh .

What about "Bifurcation"? Paul mentioned yesterday that there used to be entries under it, but it's now an empty branch:

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Thanks,
-Martin

Hi Paul ,

Harsh and I discussed the "Bifurcation" question above. Harsh did compare against staging, and we found one entry under Bifurcation. That entry is part of the list Harsh provided above, which means we will see it again once you move the branches back to their original location.

Thanks,
-Martin