{"id":"settings.why-dont-i-see-a-message-when-self-healing-fixes-something","url":"/faq/settings/why-dont-i-see-a-message-when-self-healing-fixes-something","category":{"id":"settings","title":"Settings & keep-time"},"subcategory":{"id":"services-health","title":"Services and self-healing"},"question":"Why doesn't Storage Studio tell me when self-healing repairs something?","alt_questions":["Where can I see what self-healing fixed?","storage studio silent repairs","How do I know if Storage Studio repaired itself?","Self-healing log storage studio"],"short_answer":"Repairs that need nothing from you are silent by design. The Self-healing monitor row in Settings → Services shows the latest check and how many items it repaired.","answer_markdown":"Because there's nothing for you to do. Successful repairs are silent by design — announcing \"we fixed two things\" next to an *All systems normal* status would only cause worry.\n\nIf you're curious, open **Settings → Services** and look at the **Self-healing monitor** row. It shows when the last check ran and its outcome, including \"Repaired N items\" when something was fixed. Anything that does need you appears as a red row instead.","answer_html":"

Because there's nothing for you to do. Successful repairs are silent by design — announcing "we fixed two things" next to an All systems normal status would only cause worry.

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If you're curious, open Settings → Services and look at the Self-healing monitor row. It shows when the last check ran and its outcome, including "Repaired N items" when something was fixed. Anything that does need you appears as a red row instead.

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Settings & keep-time · Services and self-healing

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Why doesn't Storage Studio tell me when self-healing repairs something?

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Short answer: Repairs that need nothing from you are silent by design. The Self-healing monitor row in Settings → Services shows the latest check and how many items it repaired.

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Because there's nothing for you to do. Successful repairs are silent by design — announcing "we fixed two things" next to an All systems normal status would only cause worry.

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If you're curious, open Settings → Services and look at the Self-healing monitor row. It shows when the last check ran and its outcome, including "Repaired N items" when something was fixed. Anything that does need you appears as a red row instead.

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