Unable to to save settings on home.mycroft.ai: Javascript error TypeError: e is null

[mathiasconradt]

It's not possible to save settings on home.mycroft.ai. Tested on Chrome and Firefox (latest versions) on Ubuntu Linux / Gnome.

JS error:

TypeError: e is null[Learn More] bundle.js:31:771
value
https://home.mycroft.ai/build/bundle.js:31:771
value/<
https://home.mycroft.ai/build/bundle.js:31:702
forEach self-hosted:268:13 value
https://home.mycroft.ai/build/bundle.js:31:667
value
https://home.mycroft.ai/build/bundle.js:31:1772
value
https://home.mycroft.ai/build/bundle.js:67:30519
value self-hosted:982:17 l</e.prototype.__emitToSubscription
https://home.mycroft.ai/build/bundle.js:103:22332
l</e.prototype.emit
https://home.mycroft.ai/build/bundle.js:103:22117
value
https://home.mycroft.ai/build/bundle.js:30:6875
value
https://home.mycroft.ai/build/bundle.js:51:16821
value self-hosted:984:17 r
https://home.mycroft.ai/build/bundle.js:9:4418
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https://home.mycroft.ai/build/bundle.js:9:2753

[forslund]

Maybe @matheuslima or @chrisveilleux could help out here.

[penrods]

Did this get resolved for you @mathiasconradt ?

[mathiasconradt]

@penrods No, not resolved - has there been an update? Getting this error when trying to save the settings.

[forslund]

Just out of interest, if you click Advanced and change the Text To Speech setting from the current to something else does that change anything?

Or the same with the Voice setting under basic?

[mathiasconradt]

@forslund When I click on Advanced, I don't even get that far. Just clicking on advanced already throws another JS error. I think there is somebody broken at the basis somewhere with the web app.

I tested it on Firefox and Chrome, just to be sure it's not my browser. Also even tested it on Firefox on Android, same.

Clicking on Voice settings in Basic also throws a JS error:

In Chrome, I get a bit more details in the log:

bundle.js?master-154:67 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'ttsSettings' of null
    at t.value (bundle.js?master-154:67)
    at t.value (bundle.js?master-154:67)
    at t.value (bundle.js?master-154:52)
    at Object.r (bundle.js?master-154:9)
    at i (bundle.js?master-154:9)
    at Object.s [as executeDispatchesInOrder] (bundle.js?master-154:9)
    at p (bundle.js?master-154:8)
    at m (bundle.js?master-154:8)
    at Array.forEach (<anonymous>)
    at n (bundle.js?master-154:9)

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'wakeWord' of undefined
    at t.value (bundle.js?master-154:67)
    at t.value (bundle.js?master-154:67)
    at d.performInitialMount (bundle.js?master-154:24)
    at d.mountComponent (bundle.js?master-154:24)
    at Object.mountComponent (bundle.js?master-154:9)
    at d.performInitialMount (bundle.js?master-154:24)
    at d.mountComponent (bundle.js?master-154:24)
    at Object.mountComponent (bundle.js?master-154:9)
    at Object.updateChildren (bundle.js?master-154:24)
    at m._reconcilerUpdateChildren (bundle.js?master-154:24)

[matheuslima]

@mathiasconradt can you send DM me on Mattermost the email associated with your home account? My user there is matheus-mycroft. With this information, I can see if your account has some problem with the database. Thanks.

[mathiasconradt]

@matheuslima done.

[mathiasconradt]

Support told me regarding https://mycroftai.freshdesk.com/helpdesk/tickets/3969 which is related:

We just released a new version of Mycroft - you can update by leaving it plugged in (will update at the :04 past every hour) or also using the command line: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install mycroft-core

However, this doesn't help much.

I installed mycroft via github clone, not via apt. I just cloned and built the recent dev branch as of now (mycroft-core 18.8.0), and the issue still remains.

Another question: which repos to add so that my Ubuntu finds the package.

[forslund]

I can't see the issue in question sadly but we currently don't have a package for Ubuntu. The one mentioned above must refer to the mark-1 or picroft.

[mathiasconradt]

I don't have mark1 nor picroft. I run it on plain Linux/Ubuntu. Right, therefore I was surprised I should run apt-get install. Anyway, the issue remains. I don't mind changing the password to something else temporarily and giving a mycroft engineer my account info for debugging, as there is nothing confidential in it. Of course not via github comment.

[matheuslima]

I'm working on that now, there's a database inconsistency related to your account and that is breaking your settings.

[mathiasconradt]

@matheuslima I just created a new second account to test it out and indeed, everything works fine with the new account. If you can fix the inconsistencies, that's good. If not; I will shutdown the old account and use the new one instead. Just let me know.

Update: I moved everything over to the new account that's working. If you want, you can close my old account and also close this ticket. It's the one with username: "mathiasconradt-old" and name "Mathias C. (not used anymore)"