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Graph not displaying #2813
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I'm running into this too. I am also using the docker image, I see the following in my logs:
Seems like it is trying to use |
So I blanked out the value for So this seems like a bug but at least there seems to be a workaround. |
@jmccann thanks. Once you blanked out DB_PREFIX did you rebuild the container or is there a way to run migration without rebuilding it? |
I'm just starting to evaluate cachet so I was able to blow everything away and start over. I'm not sure what the strategy would be for existing deployments that have data you don't want to loose. Sorry. |
I'm going to take postgres backup from the container and rebuild the image. |
You can connect to the Postgres database and create a VIEW of the missing metric_points table. A query is run to chq_metric_points every time view metric_points is referenced.
Now contents of chq_metric_points and metric_points are identical and changes (UPDATES, DELETES) to chq_metric_points will be visible in metric_points thus allowing display of graphs
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Looks like this abstraction to add $prefix needs to be backported to 2.3: |
@mflpopescu thank you SO much for this workaround, saved my bacon. |
Closed by #2960 |
I'm using docker version.
I have tested v2.3.13 too same issue.
Please advise
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