How should our FR10 housing report count a reviewed retry?

DominicBowen · 28 Feb 2026, 19:50 UTC

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DominicBowen
Our acceptance dashboard counts another housing every time a successful retry arrives, although the physical housing identity is unchanged; how should the developer show one current disposition while keeping every failed and repeated attempt available?

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AaronCarter0958
Replying to DominicBowen

Make the housing the parent record and retain attempts underneath it. Count current authorised accepted dispositions, not success events. Test a failed attempt, reviewed retry, duplicate result and restart against the same housing identity.

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HassanBaker0443
Replying to DominicBowen

Who decides that a successful retry releases the housing, Dominic, rather than leaving it held for review?

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DominicBowen
Replying to HassanBaker0443

Quality owns release, Hassan; the existing report treats inspection success as release without consulting that disposition, so we have found a second reason its accepted total is wrong

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AaronCarter0958
Replying to DominicBowen

Then include a successful result with a continuing hold in the test. Keep it out of the accepted count and show the remaining decision plainly. Otherwise fixing duplicates still leaves the report sending the wrong message.

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DominicBowen
Replying to AaronCarter0958

Offline cases now retain all attempts, keep the successful held housing out of the accepted total and count the released one once after duplicate delivery and restart; actual workstation comparison still to do

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HassanBaker0443
Replying to DominicBowen

Will whoever covers the station see that held housing in the remaining work, even when they're looking at the accepted total?

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AaronCarter0958
Replying to DominicBowen

And compare the exported report at the workstation as well. It may build its total through another path, so a correct screen doesn't automatically repair what the supervisor receives.

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