Now I'm trying to add my domain to the new project and I can't
Did you have added the domain to another project?
Yes it was added to the project that was deleted by the bug I described above
hmm it might be good to include that in the issue too
weird...that one should have been deleted because i don't see anything wrong there..
oh wait nvm
Is there any way you can remove the domain from the deleted project on your side?
have you deleted the broken project yet?
I can't delete it because going to settings is a 500 error
so I deleted the orgaization where it was
it didn't solve the problem and now I don't have access to the project at all
maybe you can call the delete project API directly?
or using the CLI
I can't delete it using the CLI either
The project went into the void and took my domain with it... Is there nothing else that can be done?
womp...let me look into it.
so it's really weird you're still able to see the project...i tried to reproduce the problem and, for me, the project was deleted from the new organization when i deleted the old organization. This is the behavior i expect
did you delete the new organization too?
i think the jobs for deleting the project didn't actually finish fully because they were killed...
Would you please DM me your the organization id, domain, and email?
ok your old project has been purged....except from the cache...
but you should be able to create the domain now
fixed, thanks a lot!
[SOLVED] 500 response on every request
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