our 224 brackets have more passes than accepted items

JackAli0254 · 5 Mar 2026, 18:17 UTC

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JackAli0254
The UR5e inspection dashboard is counting repeat checks after restart. We have 224 labelled brackets, including reviewed retries. How do I show accepted items without losing the failed attempts that explain the work?

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AnnaChen1199
Replying to JackAli0254

Can you trace every attempt to its bracket and current acceptance decision?

23points
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JackAli0254
Replying to AnnaChen1199

Yes. The labels persist and quality decisions are saved. The dashboard rebuild adds successful attempts, so a bracket with two successful checks contributes twice.

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AishaBaker0518
Replying to JackAli0254

Count the current accepted brackets, and keep attempts as a separate measure. I would also show what happened to the others. A correct accepted total can still leave the planner guessing whether the remainder failed or has not been checked.

16points
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MinaAli0250
Replying to JackAli0254

Try the rebuild on the saved batch first, because you already have the identities and decisions to compare with, rather than buying a new dashboard to count the same wrong thing more attractively.

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JackAli0254
Replying to AishaBaker0518

The saved-batch comparison gives 209 currently accepted, nine awaiting a reviewed retry and six not yet inspected. That accounts for all 224. Attempt history is unchanged.

10points
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AnnaChen1199
Replying to JackAli0254

Does a withdrawn acceptance reduce the item count once, including after reopening?

12points
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JackAli0254
Replying to AnnaChen1199

We tested withdrawal and restoration with quality, plus repeated result delivery and reopening. Each changes the accepted-item count only when the decision changes. The installed report now matches the checked batch list. Thanks, Aisha, the remainder categories caught a misleading 'nearly finished' heading too.

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AishaBaker0518
Replying to JackAli0254

That is a report I could explain to a covering tutor. The nine awaiting another decision no longer disappear into the same bucket as six untouched brackets.

4points

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