When attempting to list the /users pages - the list doesn’t populate:
@sam - as you’ll see in the console output, there is a reference to stickFooter() - I have already removed that plugin, but is this related do you think ?
How did you remove it? From your app.yml and with a ./launcher rebuild app or some other way? As that plugin is most definitely the reason. Be sure to do a CTRL+F5 to remove any browser cache after you’ve removed the plugin too.
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Yes, I removed the plugin repo from app.yml and then ran a ./launcher rebuild app . Cache is cleared however issue persists:
Are you sure your app.yml saved? As that rebuild should have cleaned that up…
Yes, app.yml did save:
## Plugins go here
## see https://meta.discourse.org/t/19157 for details
hooks:
after_code:
- exec:
cd: $home/plugins
cmd:
- git clone https://github.com/discourse/docker_manager.git
- git clone https://github.com/discourse/discourse-slack-official.gitAny chance CloudFlare is caching the javascript heavily and making it seem like it is still active?
Sorry, I should have saved time by stating that I’ve paused cloudflare and cleared its entire cache.
To recap steps taken so far:
- removed plugin: https://github.com/scossar/discourse-sticky-footer from app.yml
- rebuilt with
./launcher rebuild app - cleared browser cache
- disabled cloudflare, cleared cloudflare cache
→ no change
EDIT there was some leftover JS from that plugin in the body section in site settings > customize which I’ve removed.
Now the issue persists but now there is No errors in the console for /users page
Seems to be working for me now.
Are you still seeing issues?
Just did the following:
./launcher stop
./launcher start
./launcher rebuild app
All seems to be normal again at this point.
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