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Bringing the stack back up, Docker logs all look normal with no errors logged. However, I do see the warning message as attached about 'two' workspaces.
Trying to login, I get the screenshotted error messages - both in the UI and in the server logs.
Seeing that error message, I then also tried to run migrations and do a prod-upgrade in case necessary, there were no migrations to run and it looked like the upgrade task didn't do anything. (I'm assuming the Docker container runs migrations and any upgrades automatically).
Any advice/pointers appreciated.
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That's because you have IS_MULTIWORKSPACE_ENABLED=false set in your .env, you can check what happens if you change it to true. Alternatively, you can run select * from core."userWorkspace" as user1 inner join core.workspace as work on user1."workspaceId"=work.id; in database to see if your user exists in database and has access to workspace.
Bug Description
Updating the Docker image to update to the 0.35 release has broken the workspace / login to the workspace.
Procedure followed to upgrade:
(As per https://twenty.com/developers/section/self-hosting/upgrade-guide).
Bringing the stack back up, Docker logs all look normal with no errors logged. However, I do see the warning message as attached about 'two' workspaces.
Trying to login, I get the screenshotted error messages - both in the UI and in the server logs.
Seeing that error message, I then also tried to run migrations and do a prod-upgrade in case necessary, there were no migrations to run and it looked like the upgrade task didn't do anything. (I'm assuming the Docker container runs migrations and any upgrades automatically).
Any advice/pointers appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: