My ForestAdmin account has none of my account data in it (project, environments, payment info, etc.). I have emailed support@forestadmin.com too, but am desperate and thus posting here as well.
Observed behavior
When i log into my account (avocado876@gmail,com) or my client’s account (don’t want to type the account name here), there should be a project (called “CourtScribes”); it is gone, as of a few hours ago. Environments associated with that project are also of course gone. Payment history and other payment-related info: also gone. I don’t remember if I could see payment info in my account or not, but I could see it in my client’s account. Other team-members accounts probably still exist, but they are no longer linked to my account or project in any way.
Note: this is not a problem with missing data stored in my app’s databases (which I manage via FA); that data is fine. It is a problem with ForestAdmin not displaying any of my ForestAdmin-stored account data.
Expected behavior
I expect to see my project, my environments, my payment info and history, etc. etc. etc. Currently, and as of a few hours ago, I see nothing.
Context
Project name: CourtScribes
Team name: Don’t remember; maybe Operations
Environment name: all of them are missing (Staging, Production)
Agent type & version: forest-express-sequelize 7.12.5
Recent changes made on your end if any: Several experiments with Development environments associated with my account and my client’s account.
It looks like the project CourtScribes has been deleted 3 hours ago by a owner with “admin” permissions.
Our customer support team apparently restored this project for you.
Do you confirm it is working as expected right now?
Thanks very much, @arnaud. No, I cannot confirm that the issue is resolved yet; I get a “your project is being configured” message, and my client cannot see the CourtScribes project at all. But I’m in touch with Louis from your CS team, who is helping me. Many thanks.
@arnaut yes, things look to be working perfectly now, which I’ve just told Louis Steenbrink. Thank you so much for your attention to this! As far as you know, does this mean that our problem is solved? Or is it possible that there are other lurking issues? In the coming days, I hope to do some development using your development workflow (branches and so on). But I don’t want to touch a system that still might have hidden issues. What do you think?