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The document in question was parsed successfully in another processing queue From the Sentry issue, the failing document is from court `ca4` and has pacer_doc_id `'00409653890'` On courtlistener API, we...

I think that's not the case, since all 3 queues have the same `message_id` The [Email Processing Queues](https://www.courtlistener.com/api/rest/v3/recap-email/?court=ca4&date_created__gte=2024-01-16) all have the same "destination_emails" which is a single @recap.email address. In...

I think the magic number is used before on [download_pacer_pdf_and_save_to_pq](https://github.com/freelawproject/courtlistener/blob/main/cl/recap/tasks.py#L2266). The confirmation page download happens in [juriscraper](https://github.com/freelawproject/juriscraper/blob/main/juriscraper/pacer/download_confirmation_page.py) and there is no mention of magic numbers Anyway, it shouldn't get to...

Taking advantage of the fact that we can upload images, I will document the problem with the multi dockets here Usually, we extract the `short_description` from a NEF by splitting...

I think I found a good enough way, which is basically the old parsing inside a for loop and some extra checks. Doesn't break anything (from the tests). Can you...

@mlissner I created a new PR to address only multi dockets on `njb`. Luckily, `njb` NEFs follow an easy format that only uses the case_name to split the short description...

The URL directs to a `The issue you were looking for was not found.` in Sentry

The email that causes this error is `pvfopi0rd9vie91iu3fq6k6d5v77nq1j61mvtg01` for court `azd` . It seems to be a single event issue, I have found no other instance in Sentry. I have...

By the way, I wrote a wiki entry on how to find these https://github.com/freelawproject/courtlistener/wiki/Finding-recap.email-errors-with-deleted-Sentry-issues

Another related error from lack of validation https://freelawproject.sentry.io/issues/4772622463/?project=5257254&query=is%3Aunresolved&referrer=issue-stream&statsPeriod=14d&stream_index=8 As you say @mlissner a json schema to validate would definetly help