Razvan (Raz)

Ah I see. I think that's an issue with the collation of your database. It might be that your database does not support certain characters that are coming from your...

The problem is not on the MongoDB side, I think it's due to the MySQL database that you use for Chartbrew. Judging by the error you received above, there is...

I'm a Postgres noob and I don't know for sure how to do it. I google something and found this article which seems to be the way forward https://tutorials.technology/tutorials/How-to-change-postgresql-database-encoding-to-UTF8-from-SQL_ASCII.html Not...

Hey @gokcenveysel I think I fixed the issue with the table view with the latest changes on the `master` branch. I managed to replicate the issue when the table has...

closing this, but feel free to re-open if the issue persists

Just to double-check, are you trying to host Chartbrew on a subfolder path at `/charts`?

Gotcha I haven't done that before, but I'm 99% sure that's not gonna work out of the box. Chartbrew needs to have a host without a path for both API...

Thanks for reporting! This will be fixed as part of a big component design overhaul coming in v2 :)

@hotborsh I will unassign this task because of lack of activity, but if you'd like to resume, just let me know 👍

Hey, Not really sure how your setup works exactly as I never used Nextcloud or attempted to proxy URLs like that. Judging from the API call returning the `400`, your...