On July 9, 2024, a change to Zendesk's article editing system caused some articles to be republished without user intervention. This led to draft versions being inadvertently published. The issue was identified and resolved by rolling back the change.
The incident began at 11:40 AM (UTC) and was resolved by 8:41 PM (UTC). During this time, any article edits saved might have been published unintentionally. Users are advised to manually restore previous versions using the Guide article revision history feature or by updating and republishing the articles. For more details, visit theoriginal link.
Zendesk resolved the publishing issue by rolling back the change that caused the problem. The system was stabilized, and normal operations resumed. The root cause was an update that processed edits twice, leading to unnecessary republishing. The…
If your Zendesk article was published unintentionally on July 9, 2024, you need to manually restore the previous version. Use the Guide article revision history feature or manually update and republish the article. The issue occurred between 11:40…
The root cause of the Zendesk incident on July 9, 2024, was an update intended to improve the editing system. It inadvertently caused edits to be processed twice, leading to unnecessary republishing of articles. This issue was resolved by disabling…
Zendesk is taking several measures to prevent future incidents like the one on July 9, 2024. These include ensuring commands within the system are side-effect free, separating republishing logic for different customer tiers, and enhancing…