I had this on 2 occasions now , but didnt yet have the time to reproduce it.
publish 3 plates from 3 tracks wih batch groups from a mac.
Open batch group on a local (as “in the network” mac - all is “good” all 3 plates show up in batch. (plate02 and 03 never have their segment openclips linked but thats a known issue)
someone on a remote / linux system (only had this on remote linux and we dont have local linux) opens the batch group, now plate03 just shows up as “clip missing” (red text) for the user with no path when alt+ clicking it - and plate02 is suddenly the same as plate01?
what is going on here, thats super odd behaviour, ill trt to find the time to see if its juat a remote vs local problem (maybe the oublished batch somehow connects back to some framestore for whatever reason? or idk.. its weird)
first thing I found, published batch has references to the Gateway server even though there is no point, however plate03 clip node (the one that turns red) does not have a gateway hostname just a storageID (whatever that is)
the paths in there are all correct but there must be something super weird.
If this is pre-2026, there is still the concept of a Wiretap Gateway (which was always a terrible thing to begin with). The person imported that clip thru that instead of the “raw” filesystem path. You need to re-import that clip then it will work.
There is a special environment variable that ADSK guys made for us to hide all WTG in the Media Panel to avoid this situation from ever being possible. If you want it I can look it up and send.
It won’t work retroactively. All it does is hide the media gateways so people won’t choose them in the future. If you already imported media via a Gateway, that is locked in.
I joked on the beta forum awhile ago, that “I’ll pick back up in 2027”. Not a joke anymore. Still 3 major versions back for reasons out of our control.
The issue you have seen (Publishing multi-track shot does not reference Open Clip from content not connected to the back clip) is the same issue reported by @Jeff some month ago. This is not new and dates from the original Shot Publish feature back in 2015. The workaround is to manually replace the clips to the Open Clips and save the setup (you could also probably do this using Python to remove manual edits of the setups).
We will have a look and will let you know when a solution is available.