CLI Issues
Error: invalid character '}' after top-level value
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
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.