"Value at Scope does not exist" when expanding Audit entries

Octopus Cloud
, , ,
#1

I’m trying to view some Audit entries for a variable set. When I expand some of them, I’m getting an error: Value at Scope does not exist. The console has these logged:

Error occurred in doBusyTaskInternal logger.ts:9:34
    consoleWrapper logger.ts:9
    handleError BaseComponent.tsx:118
    h</n.prototype.provideErrorHandlingByName/this[t]/< BaseComponent.tsx:103
    a es6-promise.js:410
    N es6-promise.js:425
    I es6-promise.js:393
    M es6-promise.js:335
    g es6-promise.js:119

Object { message: "Value at Scope does not exist", name: "PatchConflictError", stack: "" }
logger.ts:9:34
    consoleWrapper logger.ts:9
    handleError BaseComponent.tsx:119
    h</n.prototype.provideErrorHandlingByName/this[t]/< BaseComponent.tsx:103
    a es6-promise.js:410
    N es6-promise.js:425
    I es6-promise.js:393
    M es6-promise.js:335
    g es6-promise.js:119

Error occurred in componentDidMount logger.ts:9:34
    consoleWrapper logger.ts:9
    handleError BaseComponent.tsx:118
    h</n.prototype.provideErrorHandlingByName/this[t]/< BaseComponent.tsx:103
    a es6-promise.js:410
    N es6-promise.js:425
    I es6-promise.js:393
    M es6-promise.js:335
    g es6-promise.js:119

Object { message: "Value at Scope does not exist", name: "PatchConflictError", stack: "" }
logger.ts:9:34
    consoleWrapper logger.ts:9
    handleError BaseComponent.tsx:119
    h</n.prototype.provideErrorHandlingByName/this[t]/< BaseComponent.tsx:103
    a es6-promise.js:410
    N es6-promise.js:425
    I es6-promise.js:393
    M es6-promise.js:335
    g es6-promise.js:119

I’ve noticed that all the recent entries expand fine, but older ones consistently fail. The borderline on which they start failing seems to be connected with a user that has been removed from our instance, as I’ve marked on the image below:

image
image974×573 53.8 KB

Octopus Cloud v2020.3.3.

#2

Hi @jakub.januszkiewicz,

Thanks for getting in touch!

It looks like you’re running into this issue. Checking our issue list, I can see that this one has been moved from the backlog to the in-progress section. So, hopefully, we should have a fix for this soon.

You can monitor the status of the issue from the GitHub link.

Regards,
Paul

#4

Thanks for the quick reply and the GH link.
Just in case this helps, the error displayed in the UI looks different for me:

image
image1071×107 5.14 KB

But this might be the same underlying problem if you say so :slight_smile:

1 Like