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If a user imports a range, then reimports dates outside of that range, there is a danger they may invalidate/re-archive those dates and lose GA data permanently.
The workflow for this bug would be:
User imports, eg, 2020-07-01,2020-08-01
User re-imports 2020-06-03,2020-06-04
User later invalidates 2020-06-03 and re-archives
This results in no data displaying for that day
This is due to GoogleAnalyticsImporter::isRequestAuthorizedToArchive() thinking, since the date is not within the main import date range, we can safely re-archive it.
To prevent we need to keep track of every re-imported date range as well the main one.
Note: this is an edge case.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If a user imports a range, then reimports dates outside of that range, there is a danger they may invalidate/re-archive those dates and lose GA data permanently.
The workflow for this bug would be:
This is due to GoogleAnalyticsImporter::isRequestAuthorizedToArchive() thinking, since the date is not within the main import date range, we can safely re-archive it.
To prevent we need to keep track of every re-imported date range as well the main one.
Note: this is an edge case.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: