| Pintoch added a comment. |
I was thinking of the opposite: consider the violations related to the revision R of the item I to be the violations of the statements of I with respect to the state of Wikidata just before R+1 was saved.
Because for the current revision, you do want to keep invalidating the violations when other edits impact them - you don't want to display the violations as they were when the latest edit was done.
But that does not solve the issue: the scenario you describe can still happen in the opposite direction.
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