Troubleshooting

Find solutions to common issues with Qovery CLI

This troubleshooting guide helps you resolve common issues you may encounter while using Qovery CLI. Use the sections below to find solutions quickly.

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CLI Issues

Error: invalid character '}' after top-level value

Symptom: Your CLI command fails with a “Error: invalid character ’}’ after top-level value” error message.

Common Causes: This message can occur when there is an error in your CLI authentication.

Solutions:

1. Remove your current authentication context

   Delete the file .qovery/context.json from your home directory.

2. Authenticate again

   Use the qovery auth command to recreate your authentication context.

Error: 400 Bad Request JSON parse error: Cannot coerce empty String

Symptom: Your CLI command fails with a “Error: 400 Bad Request” error message. If ran with the --verbose flag, the error message tells you “JSON parse error: Cannot coerce empty String”

Common Causes: This message can occur when your CLI version is not up to date.

Solutions:

1. Upgrade Qovery CLI

   Use the qovery upgrade command to perform the upgrade of the CLI.