Collect Earth Error- record id is not unique

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Hello! I am experiencing an issue with a few computers running CE version 1.2.7 using the global forest change accuracy assessment project file (downloaded from the openforis.org website). When validating the site there is an error that pops up- "id- The record ID is not unique". However all the record ID numbers are unique and the CSV is filled exactly as it should (and it works on computers with previous versions). We tried to uninstall and delete any files related to Collect Earth a few times and nothing seems to work. Any advice for this issue?

Thank you! Yelena

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Hello Yelena,

There was a problem with the way the version 1.2.7 handles the plot IDs for "older" surveys such as the one you were testing. This will be fixed in version 1.2.8.

In the meantime we have updated the Global Forest Change Accuracy assessment test survey that can be downloaded from the website.

This newer version (with test plots in Cambodia) will work fine although the data is not completely compatible with the old version:

New version of Global Forest Change accuracy assemente survey LINK

Thank you for letting us know!

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