# Processing Issues Processing Issues is each library's ledger of items the scanner could not fully process — a corrupt file, an unsupported format, metadata that wouldn't parse. It is per-library: you reach it from that library's panel on the [Libraries](libraries.md) page (the link only appears when the library has issues). ## What's on the page Three count cards — **Errors**, **Warnings**, **Info** — show how many open issues sit at each severity (a card only appears when that severity has issues). Below them, one card per issue showing: - the item's **title** and a plain-language **description** of what went wrong - **Type**, **Format**, **File** (full path), and **Library** type - a severity badge: red for errors, amber for warnings, neutral for info ## Fixing an issue ### Retry Runs that one item back through the scanner. This is a per-item scan — the item's file is re-read and re-extracted exactly like a book-page [Rescan](scanning.md), not a pass over the library. If it succeeds, the issue closes itself; if it fails again, the page shows the *real* error, so you know why it still fails instead of staring at a stale complaint. ### Retry all Queues every issue currently on the page and works through them **one at a time** — the button shows progress as "done / total" while the queue drains. This is deliberately not a whole-library scan: fixing a handful of bad files never re-reads the good ones. Per-issue **Retry** buttons are disabled while the queue is running. When the queue finishes, the page refreshes itself from the server — closed issues disappear, still-failing ones stay with fresh error text. ### Dismiss Closes an issue without re-processing — for warnings and info items you've looked at and judged fine (a confirm dialog guards the click). **Errors cannot be dismissed**: they must be fixed and successfully retried. The Dismiss button simply doesn't exist on an error card. ## How issues get here and leave The scanner creates an issue whenever it fails to process an item during a scan. Issues leave the page three ways: a successful **Retry** (or any later scan that processes the item cleanly), a **Dismiss** you chose for a warning or info item, or the file's problem being fixed on disk and the next scan handling the item cleanly.