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docs(audit): drop partial from project create and restore - #173

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A failed project create or restore no longer leaves a project behind, so these two events cannot be partial any more.

A failed project create or restore no longer leaves a project behind, so
these two events cannot be partial any more.

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🟡 Changes recommended

The audit-log guide and its ten translations still describe the removed partial-success behavior, leaving conflicting guidance for administrators.

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What changed in this PR

Updates the audit-event reference to reflect that failed project creation and backup restoration no longer leave a project behind.

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  • Removes the partial-success reasons from project creation and backup restoration.
  • Removes partial metadata while retaining demo and objects, respectively.
File Description
docs/​reference/​audit-events.md Updates the two event rows to remove obsolete partial-success details.

Review effort: Balanced

| Event code | Action | Type | Outcomes | Reasons | Metadata | Edition |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| `resource.project` | `create` | `creation` | success | `setup_failed` (partial success) | `demo`, `partial` | Community |
| `resource.project` | `create` | `creation` | success | | `demo` | Community |
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Closing in favour of #175

@souryogurt souryogurt closed this Oct 24, 2026
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