Deployment error: No App found by the provided id

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Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Newbie friendliness
35/100
Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
typescript
Domain
api, cli

Research direction

Start by reproducing the uninstall-then-reinstall flow with rc-apps deploy and inspect the /apps REST endpoint response. Trace how the CLI handles the provided app id after an app is uninstalled; done means a previously deployed app can be reinstalled successfully without --upgrade.

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Description

When I try to deploy my app, I get this:

# rc-apps deploy --url http://localhost:3000 -i <userid> -t <token>
packaging your app... packaged!
deploying your app... !
    Error: Deployment error: No App found by the provided id: <id>

I got this error after doing the following:

  1. I successfully deployed and updated my app several times
  2. I added a setting to the configuration with configuration.settings.provideSetting() but didn't see it show up in the UI after an update, so...
  3. I uninstalled the app via the UI
  4. I tried to re-install it with the command pasted above (no --upgrade flag)

This is where I've hit the error. I've tried using the --upgrade flag, authenticating with username and password instead of ID and token, using -f to force (though I know that's for the Typescript compiler), restarting my Rocket.Chat server (it's a snap), etc - nothing has worked. I've also tried searching through issues and even code for where this is coming from - I see the error is returned by the /apps REST endpoint, but I can't find much more than that.

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