🐞Common Issues

t.toJSDate is not a function

Since Obsibrain is composed of scripts and you can enter anything without real limitations, you may inadvertently add errors that cannot be interpreted by those scripts. Some cases are caught by graceful error handling, but others are not. This means you can break the scripts if you enter data in the wrong places.

Fix: This error means you entered a wrong date in one of Obsibrain's files. To fix it, you need to go through all the dates you recently added and check for any incorrect date patterns. The correct pattern is YYYY-MM-DD.

In the example below, the problem is coming from projects.js, which means you might have entered a wrong date in one of the project metadata.