This is a list of some commands that can be helpful when facing configuration issues. All of these should be executed within a tines-app or a tines-sidekiq container, with the same ENV configuration that those expect.
For example, in a docker-compose installation you could run these with docker compose run --rm tines-app <bundle command>
Perform a health check
bundle exec rake tines:startup_health_check --trace Disabling SSO
If you have been locked out from you SSO provider, it is not available, or there are issues with the SSO configuration, you can use the following command to disable SSO and fall back to magic-email authentication via SMTP.
bundle exec rake tines:sso:disable --trace Verifying migration status
During upgrades, if you are facing issues with database migrations, this will provide a list of migrations and their status. You can share this list alongside upgrade logs with Tines Support for assistance.
bundle exec rake db:migrate:status --trace Resetting Persisted Queries
If you are facing issues related to graphql:persisted_queries:load, then you can try running
bundle exec graphql:persisted_queries:clear --trace