Inventory monitoring jobs #3861
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dorner
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Aug 25, 2023
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These are only being called when run manually on development, correct? Seems pretty safe to me |
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That's correct. I've been running them on dev against a prod copy (though I admit, I didn't run them after I copied them over to this branch). |
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Description
These jobs are used to monitor the "inventory drift" problem.
Whenever we've thought we have solved it, I've been running these jobs on a regular (daily? weekly?) basis to confirm. Until we see there is another problem, or some reasonable time (a couple of months) has passed.
Core team use only, as they are meaningless without production data.
There are additional steps, of course, which are in the comments on the jobs.
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How Has This Been Tested?
I've been using them for awhile -- They have been useful in finding incidents?