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The error TypeError: e.split is not a function typically occurs when the split method is called on a variable that is not a string. Here are some steps to mitigate this issue:
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Ensure
eis a String: Before callingsplit, check ifeis a string.if (typeof e === 'string') { e.split('delimiter'); } else { // Handle the case where e is not a string } -
Check for Null or Undefined: Ensure
eis notnullorundefinedbefore callingsplit.if (e != null && typeof e === 'string') { e.split('delimiter'); } else { // Handle the case where e is null or undefined }
These checks can help prevent the TypeError by ensuring that split is only called on valid string values [1].
Additionally, you might want to review the specific workflow data to ensure that all expected string fields are correctly populated and not null or undefined. This can help identify any data inconsistencies that might be causing the issue.
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crazywoola
delvin-sparkle
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Dify version
v0.6.15
Cloud or Self Hosted
Self Hosted (Docker)
Steps to reproduce
I deployed a Dify setup using Docker Compose. When I access http://localhost/apps, I can access all the workflows. However, when I try to access one specific workflow, I encounter the error:
This error only occurs for one workflow, while the others are functioning normally. I checked the browser console, and the error message is as follows:
✔️ Expected Behavior
the workflow works
❌ Actual Behavior