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Go to Settings → Item Types, pick a CONTENT item type (e.g. Post), and confirm its "Creator ID" field role is not set (Settings → Item Types → Post → leave Creator ID
unassigned).
Go to Settings → NCMEC and confirm NCMEC reporting is enabled with a default NCMEC queue set.
Submit a content item of that type into a manual review queue (via the Report API, or however your test data normally lands there).
As a moderator, open the job in the Review Console.
Click "Enqueue to NCMEC".
Observe: the UI reports success and the job clears from the queue — no error shown.
Check the NCMEC Reports dashboard (or the ncmec_reporting.ncmec_reports table) — the item never actually arrived.
Check server logs for any trace of a failure — there is none; the error is swallowed into an OTel span with no collector.
Expected: the moderator is told the escalation failed or couldn't resolve a user, so they can retry or fix the item type config.
Actual: silent success — the job disappears from the queue as if handled, and the item never reaches NCMEC.
coop-010-repro-01.mp4
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What happened
Steps to reproduce:
unassigned).
Expected: the moderator is told the escalation failed or couldn't resolve a user, so they can retry or fix the item type config.
Actual: silent success — the job disappears from the queue as if handled, and the item never reaches NCMEC.
coop-010-repro-01.mp4
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Affected browser(s)
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Relevant logs/errors
Anything else
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Checklist