Leave Troubleshooting
Summary
Safe source-backed triage entry point for Leave UI, service, dependency, data, event, and gateway issues.
Audience
Employees or administrators affected by the scenario, first-line support, QA, service owners, and architects.
Symptoms
A Leave user or operator reports an access, request, calculation, decision, balance, calendar, integration, data, or routing problem.
Scope
Use this section to classify the affected boundary before opening detailed guidance.
Cause
The cause must be confirmed from current state and source-backed evidence.
Likely causes
- Authentication/tenant/employee context
- Leave validation or request state
- Attendance, Workflow, Employee, messaging, database, or gateway boundary
Safe diagnostic steps
- Record the affected operation, safe UTC window, response category, current status, client rendering, and safe correlation identifier.
- Choose the matching child page; compare direct and compatibility behavior only in an approved environment.
Resolution
Follow the matching page. Avoid repeated state-changing requests until current state is confirmed.
Safe resolution
Use only the resolution above and approved operational processes. Do not modify databases, replay messages, bypass authorization, or repeat ambiguous state-changing actions.
Validation
Re-run the minimum safe read or approved synthetic test and confirm the expected state without exposing personal data.
Evidence to collect
Collect the safe UTC window, route/operation category, response/status category, deployed version, affected scope count, and a correlation identifier. Exclude credentials, tokens, personal Leave details, employee identifiers, payloads, configuration values, and private topology.
Escalation
Escalate to the owner of the classified boundary and the Leave owner when ownership is ambiguous.
Related documentation
Source References
microservices/src/leave-service/Program.csmicroservices/src/leave-service/Application/LeaveWorkflows.csUI/salary-ui/apps/client-hrms-portal/src/App.tsx
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See Also
Keywords
- Leave troubleshooting
- Leave Troubleshooting
- Safe diagnostics
Revision Information
- Status: Draft
- Last reviewed: 2026-07-15
- Review cycle: Quarterly