A restore that leaves the source unmounted or frozen was only printed, so the
command still returned success. Join the restore error into the result.
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VolumeMarkReadonly blocks local writes and deletes before its second master
notification, so a failed notification returns an error with the source
already frozen. Restore it whenever the status was read.
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A stale twin on another disk of a replaced server still references the
object but is filtered out with its server.
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Tier download deleted the shared object once the listed replicas were
local, even when the replica placement expected more copies than the
topology listed. Keep it in that case so a rerun can finish later.
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A readonly-can-delete source took deletes after VolumeCopy read its
index, so the replaced replica lost them and served the files again.
Hard-mark the source readonly while replicas are replaced, then restore
the writable mark or reload the persisted state.
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VolumeCopy treats an empty disk type as the source's, so an HDD replica
copied from an SSD source was placed on SSD or failed.
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