Users are stuck on wordpress.com/stats/day/ with the notice Please check your Primary Site's Jetpack connection when either no primary site selected or primary site legitimately disconnected from Jetpack (i.e. old self hosted site that's no longer in use).
The wp-admin link shown on the error tries to link to a different site's dashboard.
From @Nic-Sevic
wpcom users are not able to resolve this themselves and shouldn't be seeing this message in the first place. The issue appears to be that the correct assignment of the primary site isn't happening. Users could potentially fix this on their own by changing the primary site in their account but there's nothing to indicate this to them.
It looks like the "Please check your Primary Site's Jetpack connection" error should show up only when user has one site and that one isn't reachable: fbhepr%2Skers%2Spnylcfb%2Spyvrag%2Szl%2Qfvgrf%2Spbagebyyre.wf%3Se%3Q0639q560%23546-og
In these cases, users had other sites connected so I'm not sure how they got here. That may be the reason this is so hard to reproduce.
A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen.
Primary site should default to one that's live if the previous value no longer exists
Even if primary site not available (not connected to JP), when you're trying to go to another site it shouldn't matter
What actually happened
Regardless of site user is trying to go to, they get the Please check your Primary Site's Jetpack connection notice and then have no indication of what's wrong.
This issue was reported here: https://github.com/Automattic/jpop-issues/issues/8387 Then merged over into this feature request: https://github.com/Automattic/wp-calypso/issues/56550 I think we can still do a better job tracking and triaging this as it's own report, so I'm recreating here.
Quick summary
Users are stuck on wordpress.com/stats/day/ with the notice
Please check your Primary Site's Jetpack connection
when either no primary site selected or primary site legitimately disconnected from Jetpack (i.e. old self hosted site that's no longer in use).The
wp-admin
link shown on the error tries to link to a different site's dashboard.From @Nic-Sevic
And
Steps to reproduce
Steps to reproduce have not been nailed down yet.
A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen.
Primary site should default to one that's live if the previous value no longer exists Even if primary site not available (not connected to JP), when you're trying to go to another site it shouldn't matter
What actually happened
Regardless of site user is trying to go to, they get the
Please check your Primary Site's Jetpack connection
notice and then have no indication of what's wrong.Impact
Some (< 50%)
Available workarounds?
No and the platform is unusable
Platform (Simple and/or Atomic)
Atomic
Logs or notes
No response