Imported Tree Differences
I uploaded my tree and have a lot of "imported tree differences," almost all of which are for "Residence: Required information is missing." I don't see any way to find out what that information might be. When I go to the entry for each person everything looks fine. So I click on "Mark Reviewed." But that doesn't appear to remove that person from the list of tree differences. They just show up further down the list with the designation "Needs Review". How can I get rid of these? I have found only two that showed anything other than that residence missing info designation. I'd like to get rid of these plus the red warning label at the top of every page that says: Some of the data in this GEDCOM files was not uploaded correctly… Help?
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Usually when a user receives a :Residence: Required Information is Missing" it means that there was a residence event in the Gedcom, but the residence was missing either a date or location. The FamilySearch system requires a location as part of the residence event. Sometimes these are either not included by the user, or perhaps the software product did not include it properly when the Gedcom was exported.
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@Robin Withrow thank you for testing early access CET. Your issue has been reported to the engineering team. Check this group in the Community for updates to this issue and others. Again, thank you for your feedback.
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@Robin Withrow This issue has been resolved. If you have not been working in your tree and have made many changes, you might want to recreate your CET. If you choose to do this, please use a unique GEDCOM name and a unique CET name.
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