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Internal Server Error #16

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korg1234z opened this issue Nov 20, 2023 · 1 comment
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Internal Server Error #16

korg1234z opened this issue Nov 20, 2023 · 1 comment

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@korg1234z
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Loved the possibilities here.

I had this working once but I think something happened when I favorited a performer in the app on my headset. From there I got a crashed app and attempts to fix say Internal Server Error. I've tried clearing the whole app and re-installing but am coming up short. Any advice?

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If you're encountering an Internal Server Error after favoriting a performer in your app, it's possible that there's an issue with the data or the server-side logic associated with favoriting. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve the issue:

Check Server Logs:
    Examine the logs on your server to identify any error messages or stack traces related to the Internal Server Error. This information can provide insights into what went wrong.

Review Favoriting Logic:
    Inspect the logic responsible for handling the favoriting functionality. Check if there are any errors or exceptions occurring during the favoriting process.

Database Integrity:
    Ensure the integrity of the data in your database. If favoriting involves updating records in the database, make sure the data is consistent and follows the expected schema.

Error Handling:
    Implement robust error handling in your server-side code. Ensure that all potential errors, such as database connection issues or validation errors, are caught and handled appropriately.

Client-Side Debugging:
    Use browser developer tools or any available debugging tools to inspect the network requests and responses when you perform the favoriting action. Check if there are any error responses or unexpected behavior.

Clearing App Cache:
    In addition to reinstalling the app, try clearing the app cache on your device. Cached data might be causing unexpected behavior. Clearing the cache ensures that the app fetches fresh data from the server.

Database Cleanup:
    If favoriting involves creating or updating records in the database, you might consider manually cleaning up the data associated with your user account or the affected performer. This can help rule out issues related to inconsistent data.

Rollback to a Stable State:
    If you have a version of your app that was working correctly, consider rolling back to that version to isolate whether the issue is related to recent changes in your codebase.

Check Dependencies:
    Verify that all dependencies used by your app (both server and client-side) are up-to-date. Incompatibilities between different versions of libraries can sometimes lead to unexpected issues.

Test with Minimal Setup:
    Simplify your setup for testing purposes. Create a minimal scenario where you can test the favoriting functionality without other complex features. This can help narrow down the source of the problem.

Remember to test the app in different environments and devices to ensure that the issue is not specific to a particular configuration. If the problem persists, providing more details about the specific error messages or code involved can help in providing more targeted assistance.

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