Kai

This is the [.env](https://gist.github.com/VictorJL/9893eff97c18415756aac3196b90ec8d) file I'm using, it no longer says anything about the database but fails to query, looks like a Postgres version conflict. This is one of the...

Inside ContactRequests.js there is another error ``` try { const pendingRequests = await models.contact_request.findAll({ where: { recipient_id: req.user && req.user.id, status: models.contact_request.statuses.PENDING, }, include: [{ model: models.user, as: 'sender', }],...

If you explain me the workflow I can help you with the migration, I'm reading your code and figuring out what could be wrong. There are calls to Postgres queries...

No problem. I'm also up for documenting the setup steps I had to face while running the app.

I think it has to do with changing the Core Data model, it doesn't match and the password can't be recognized afterwards.

This template works just fine. machine.m.motemplate ``` // // _PlainObject.m // // DO NOT EDIT. This file is machine-generated and constantly overwritten. // #import "_PlainObject.h" #import "PlainObject.h" @implementation _PlainObject #pragma...

Fixes changing the inheritance class to this: ``` @import Foundation; @class NetworkPlainObject; #import "TokenPlainObject.h" @interface _MasterTokenPlainObject : TokenPlainObject @property (nonatomic, copy, readwrite) NetworkPlainObject *fromNetworkMaster; @end ``` Maybe the ponsomizer templates...

machine.h.motemplate ``` // // _.h // // // DO NOT EDIT. This file is machine-generated and constantly overwritten. // @import Foundation; @class PlainObject; #import "PlainObject.h" @interface _PlainObject : PlainObject @interface...