Included records
This keeps the review practical: what to inspect, why it matters, and what should remain a manual check before any Jira cleanup decision.
Source status keeps the weak spots visible, especially when a reviewer needs to know what could not be verified from collected records.
Source status labels help reviewers distinguish included records, unavailable records, outside-scope records, and caveats preserved for handoff.
This keeps the review practical: what to inspect, why it matters, and what should remain a manual check before any Jira cleanup decision.
Unavailable sources are labeled instead of being treated as clear, keeping coverage limits visible before an admin changes Jira.
This keeps the review practical: what to inspect, why it matters, and what should remain a manual check before any Jira cleanup decision.
It does not imply that an unavailable source was checked successfully.
Preserve the detected references, blockers, and coverage notes for later review when cleanup needs approval, audit follow-through, or admin handoff.
This keeps the review practical: what to inspect, why it matters, and what should remain a manual check before any Jira cleanup decision.
This keeps the review practical: what to inspect, why it matters, and what should remain a manual check before any Jira cleanup decision.
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