Troubleshooting
This page provides a list of common errors that developers may face while building integrations.
Authentication Timeout
Retry the login process (authentication timeout is set to 5 minutes).
boltic login
Connection issues
- Check your network connectivity by pinging Boltic:
If unsuccessful, check network configurations, firewalls, or proxy settings.
ping console.fynd.com
- Try switching to a different environment:
boltic env set fcz0
Authentication Failures
If you’re facing authentication issues, try the following:
- Make sure you’re logged in by running:
boltic login
- Confirm your internet connection is stable
- Check your API credentials or access tokens
Errors while Creating Integration
If you’re unable to create an integration, verify the following:
- All mandatory fields are completed correctly
- Make sure that the icon is valid and properly formatted. You must provide the icon in SVG format.
- You’ve selected a valid integration type from the supported options
Authentication Issue
If you're experiencing issues related to authentication, such as failing login or invalid credentials:
Remove cached credentials and tokens by logging out:
boltic logout
Login again to re-establish your connection and complete the authentication flow in your browser.
boltic login
Confirm your system can reach the Boltic servers:
ping console.fynd.com
If this command fails, ensure your internet connection is stable, and no firewall or network configurations are blocking the connection.
Sync Issues
If you're experiencing problems with syncing integrations:
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Run the following command toverify the current state of your integration and ensure no errors or warnings are reported:
boltic integration status
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Run the following command to manually trigger synchronization of your integration and verify integration functionality afterward:
boltic integration sync
Network Issues
If Boltic CLI cannot communicate with the Boltic servers, follow these steps:
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Run the following command to confirm that your network can reach Boltic servers:
ping console.fynd.com
If unsuccessful, check network configurations, firewalls, or proxy settings.
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Run the following command to ensure the Boltic API is responding and operational:
boltic integration status
If API status reports downtime or errors, check the Boltic status page or contact support.
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Run the following command to enable detailed log for diagnosing connection or API issues:
boltic --verbose integration sync
Analyze output carefully to identify potential network or API errors.
Debug Mode
Boltic CLI supports a verbose output mode to help you debug issues efficiently:
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Run the following command to debug integration issues, enable verbose log to gain detailed insights:
boltic --verbose integration sync
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Run the following command to apply verbose logging mode to any Boltic command for detailed diagnostic output:
boltic --verbose integration create
Verbose output is useful to clearly understand the sequence of events and diagnose detailed integration issues.
If you need further assistance, use Boltic CLI’s built-in help commands:
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For general help:
boltic help
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For command-specific help (e.g., integration):
boltic integration help