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  • Plugin Contributor Michael Beckwith

    (@tw2113)

    The BenchPresser

    By and large, based on the logs at least, it’s been mostly pretty steady. The most standout spot is in the last few days or so when it’s gotten a bit unstable.

    It seems that the stored refresh token somehow got invalidated or not the newest refresh didn’t save properly on the 6th

    On top of that, JSON errors are coming up today the 10th.

    Is it still failing to connect? That JSON error line has me curious what the API responses are, but I am not able to recreate with my development environment. Wondering if you’d be willing to help extract more information.

    Thread Starter astromono

    (@astromono)

    Hi Michael, thanks for the assist. On the 6th was the day I created a staging instance of my WordPress installation, which basically mirrored my live instance down to plugins and everything. Maybe the error is happening because both installations were using the same token?

    I’ve since changed the token for my live install and I’ve deactivated the plugin altogether in my staging site. Unfortunately, the notification is still showing on my live site.

    Let me know what steps to follow if you wanna do the deep dive.

    Thanks,

    Luis

    • This reply was modified 2 weeks, 3 days ago by astromono.
    Plugin Contributor Michael Beckwith

    (@tw2113)

    The BenchPresser

    Maybe the error is happening because both installations were using the same token?

    Access token wise,it’d be fine until the it expires (24hr lifespan).

    Refresh token on the other hand would definitely be affected by this, as it’s tied with the connecting user + domain. We’re exploring messaging and methods to get around this without disrupting say the production tokens.

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