AADSTS700082: the teams-mcp refresh token expired after long idle
Fixes teams-mcp failing after weeks of disuse with an AADSTS refresh-token error. Use when auth worked, then broke after a long gap. Not for fresh-install login failures.
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Fixes teams-mcp failing after weeks of disuse with an AADSTS refresh-token error. Use when auth worked, then broke after a long gap. Not for fresh-install login failures.
Fixes the teams-mcp authenticate command failing with an expired device code. Use when npx @floriscornel/teams-mcp authenticate fails right after login. Not for AADSTS errors or missing licenses.
Click-ops tenants drift. The deploy CLI exports tenant config to a local repo so changes are reviewed, diffed, and replayable across tenants and environments. Not the full reference manual.
Fixes Prisma error P1003 'Database does not exist on the database server' by creating the missing database and then running migrations against it. Use when the server is reachable and credentials work but the named database was never created. Not for unreachable servers (P1001) or auth failures (P1000).
Fixes Prisma error P3018 'A migration failed to apply' by deciding whether the failed migration's changes actually landed, then marking it rolled back or applied with migrate resolve. Use when migrate deploy stops with P3018 and new migrations are blocked. Not for P3006 shadow database failures or P3005 non-empty sche…
Fixes Prisma error P3006 'Migration failed to apply cleanly to the shadow database' by finding the SQL in the migration that the empty shadow database cannot run, usually generated columns, extensions, or permissions, and rewriting it. Use when migrate dev or migrate deploy fails with P3006. Not for P3018 failed migra…
Fixes Prisma error P1001 'Can't reach database server' by diagnosing which part of the connection path is wrong: host, port, pooler mode, or a server that is not actually running. Use when Prisma fails to open any connection at all. Not for authentication failures (P1000) or missing databases (P1003).
Fixes the Postgres MCP server failing against AWS RDS with a self-signed certificate error. Use when tool calls fail with MCP error -32603: self-signed certificate in certificate chain against RDS or another SSL-mandatory host. Not for wrong passwords or unreachable hosts.
Fixes the Perplexity MCP server refusing to start with a missing-key error. Use when the server exits immediately with PERPLEXITY_API_KEY is required, which means the key never reached the server process. Not for 401 errors from Perplexity's API or for tool-call failures after a successful start.
Fixes the Brave Search MCP server failing every query with a 422 subscription token error. Use when searches return 422 SUBSCRIPTION_TOKEN_INVALID, which means the BRAVE_API_KEY is missing, wrong, or not reaching the server. Not for wrong package name errors or MCP transport failures.
Fixes the firecrawl MCP server failing in Claude Desktop with a JSON parse error caused by debug log lines on stdout. Use when the server shows connected but immediately errors with Unexpected token 'D' and a [DEBUG] prefix. Not for missing API keys or fetch tool errors.
Fixes the exa-mcp-server install failure where npx reports it cannot determine an executable to run. Use when the Exa MCP server will not start locally and the npx command exits with the executable-resolution error. Not for missing API key errors or remote hosted MCP setup.
Click-ops tenants drift. The deploy CLI exports tenant config to a local repo so changes are reviewed, diffed, and replayable across tenants and environments.
The extension talks to its language server over the IPv6 loopback address, and a Node.js DNS regression broke that path: the c-ares fallback detection did not recognise the IPv6 loopback as a loopback DNS server on Windows, so the connection timed out and the extension reported no tests. The Node-side fix shipped in v…
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The Playwright VS Code extension failed to load tests: the Testing tab showed no tests found, playwright.config.ts showed a connect ETIMEDOUT error against loopback, and the dev-tools console showed Illegal argument: character must be non-negative. Everything worked from the CLI (npx playwright test ran fine), and the…
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This was a regression in Vercel CLI 33.3.0. The confirmed workaround, endorsed by a Vercel maintainer in the thread, is to pin/downgrade the CLI to 33.2.0 until a fixed release lands. Longer-term hygiene from the thread: version-lock the CLI instead of installing vercel@latest in CI — add it as a devDependency and inv…
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After updating the Vercel CLI to 33.3.0, vercel deploy --prebuilt in a monorepo (Turborepo + pnpm, GitHub Actions with npx vercel) broke with: Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, lstat '.../dist/apps/APP_NAME/node_modules/styled-jsx/index.js'. A commit in 33.3.0 started checking file paths in .vc-config.json fil…
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You diagnosed it right. The MCP protocol needs stdout reserved for JSON-RPC, and npx sometimes prints things like Need to install the following packages to stdout, which kills the handshake with an EOF error. The reliable fix is to skip the npx wrapper: install the package locally with npm and point your client config…
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The recommended npx -y @perplexity-ai/mcp-server config fails in strict MCP clients with an initialize: EOF error. It looks like npx writes install logs to stdout, which breaks the JSON-RPC handshake. This happens consistently, not intermittently. The same request works in the playground but fails through the API with…
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Fixed in the Browserless v2 SDK. Upgrade to @browserless.io/browserless 2.30.0 or newer and rebuild your image against the matching browser image (ghcr.io/browserless/chromium) on linux/arm64. The original reporter confirmed the missing-binary error is gone on 2.30.0, and the maintainer closed the issue as solved from…
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The version you get through npx was just older than the repo and only had one tool. You do not need to clone and maintain the repo yourself: the official npm package is @perplexity-ai/mcp-server, which is kept up to date. Install or run from there and you will have all three tools without any manual upkeep. Source: ht…
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The index.ts in the repo defines 3 tools, but when I run the Perplexity MCP server through npx in Cursor I only get 1 tool. How do I get all 3, or at least switch the one tool to sonar-deep-research? I tried with different prompts and the output shape is always the same. My code worked with the chat completions endpoi…
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Built a custom Browserless image with the v2 SDK (npx @browserless.io/browserless create, then npm run docker). On ARM64 the container starts but every Chrome route fails with: Couldn't load route "/chrome/content?(/)" due to missing browser binary for "ChromeCDP". The maintainer found the SDK's Dockerfile was p…
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This is not an API bug: a cached old build from npx was the cause. Run npx -y dataforseo-mcp-server@latest so npx fetches the current build instead of reusing its cache, and the Labs endpoints stop sending the invalid language_code field. The maintainer verified the current build handles the payload correctly, and…
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Using dataforseo-mcp-server v2.8.10 via npx in Claude Desktop, the Labs tools dataforseo_labs_google_ranked_keywords and dataforseo_labs_google_domain_rank_overview fail with Error: API Error: Invalid Field: 'language_code'. (Code: 40501). Other SERP tools in the same server work fine. The server was passing `la…
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