Today’s upgrade to latest failed: FAILED -------------------- Pups::ExecError: cd /var/www/discourse && su discourse -c 'bundle exec rake db:migrate' failed with return #<Process::Status: pid 3194 exit 1> Location of failure: /pups/lib/pups/exec_command.rb:112:in `spawn' exec failed with the params…

[image] Duplicate data explorer key blocking rebuild Support Hey all, Rare I ask for help, but I’m puzzled about how to resolve this. Just rebuilt my site and getting this: discourse-data-explorer is already at latest compatible version I, [2020-08-28T…

Thanks, but I can’t get into the app: ./launcher enter app Error response from daemon: Container 694b24a2a235e90456fb0ca770c86ac14bb914ad33ada8a18fc4777a1188d848 is not running root@gaoa-discourse:/var/discourse# And also: root@gaoa-discourse:/var/discourse# su - postgres No passwd entry for user…

So restart the container? ./launcher start app Then you want something like: ./launcher enter app then: su postgres -c 'psql discourse'

Thanks! Not sure why it wasn’t starting the first time I tried. It looks like I have a duplicate “10” id: 4374 | discourse-data-explorer | q:-10 | JSON | {"id":-10,"name":"Inactive Users with no posts","description":"analyze pre-Discourse signups.","sql":"SELECT\ n u.id,\n u.username_lo…

The numbers in the ID column are 4374 and 4114. Delete the highest numbered one. Do NOT run DELETE from plugin_store_rows WHERE id = 10!! or you will delete the wrong entry!

Ah, so this? DELETE from plugin_store_rows WHERE id = 4374;

Yes. You should see the correct column header in the plsql query output no?

Now that you mention it, yes. I’d scrolled down because the output is like this: [psql output]

Yep, also, in general consider running commands to see their impact before committing, see: [image] PostgreSQL - TRANSACTIONS In PostgreSQL, a transaction is a logical unit of work that uses SQL queries to combine one or more database operations. These operations shows the sequences lik…

Success! :tada: Thanks for the guidance @merefield . My DELETE command was missing a closing semicolon (updated above).

[image] omarfilip: My DELETE command was missing a closing semicolon (updated above). Oh yes, that gets me every time :wink:

Failed upgrade: UniqueViolation: duplicate key value violates unique constraint "data_explorer_queries_pkey"

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Failed upgrade: UniqueViolation: duplicate key value violates unique constraint "data_explorer_queries_pkey"

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