“To identify the user responsible for a Revit warning, you can check the element’s history. However, keep in mind that Revit only tracks the element’s creator or last modifier, not the warning itself. If another user edits the element later, the history will overwrite, hiding the person who actually triggered the warning.”
If I understand this correctly, there is no way to identify who created the problem, if another user has changed the element? Therefore, If I create a BIMbeat search based on revit-logs index, it reports that the Revit user accessed an element, which generated a warning.
FROM *revit-log*
| KEEP @timestamp, user.name, warning.message, file.name, warning.id, failing.ids
// Daily count of models and users by project id.
| STATS UserMessageCount = COUNT_DISTINCT(warning.message) by warning.message, user.name, file.name, failing.ids
// Large project with more than ten users (not necessarily concurrent)
| WHERE warning.message Is Not Null AND file.name == "xyz-arch"
This is more an academic question. Project managers think the person creating the Revit issue should fix it; but the Revit software does not store this information. Just curious if there’s a better answer.