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Dashboard export and download APIs are currently facing issue.

Degraded Lasted 3d 16h · started · Harness's page

Level
confirmed
Worst impact
Degraded
Components
Custom Dashboards, Custom Dashboards
Down Index
23of 100

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Updates from Harness 4

  1. investigating

    We are currently investigating this issue.

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  2. monitoring

    A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results.

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  3. resolved

    This incident has been resolved.

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  4. postmortem

    # 1. Summary Starting on September 19, 2026, some customers began experiencing failures when downloading or exporting dashboards to CSV through our API, which returned an HTTP 500 \(internal server error\). Standard dashboard viewing, API authentication, and downloads initiated directly from the UI were not affected. This issue was isolated specifically to the automated CSV export and data-extraction API path. ‌ # 2. Impact * only some customers were affected , primarily those relying on automated CSV exports or data-extraction pipelines built on our dashboard export API. * Only dashboards containing certain "merged" or multi-query tiles were affected; dashboards built only from simple, single-query tiles were not impacted. This is why the issue affected some customers and not others. * Standard dashboard viewing, login/authentication, and manual UI-based downloads continued to work normally throughout. # 3. Root Cause This issue was caused by an unintended dependency change introduced during a routine update to the base software image used by our Custom Dashboards service. That update caused the service to automatically pick up a newer version of an internal software library used by our dashboard integration. This newer library version was incompatible with the updated runtime environment introduced in the same change, and that incompatibility caused an error specifically when the export process/ # Remediation We pinned the affected internal library to a known-compatible version, resolving the incompatibility. This fix has been tested and verified to restore correct export behavior for all previously affected dashboard tile types. # Preventive Actions 1. **Pin the runtime version** used in our service's deployment image, so future unrelated changes cannot silently upgrade the underlying runtime and reintroduce a similar incompatibility. 2. **Audit and pin dependency versions** across related internal libraries, so an indirect dependency cannot silently update to an incompatible version during a routine rebuild. 3. **Enhance automated test coverage** for the export path that specifically exercises merged/multi-query dashboard tiles, so this class of issue is caught before reaching production in the future.

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Questions about DWN-bff6a02dc0

Is Harness still down?

No, this incident was resolved 2026-09-21 09:17 UTC. For Harness's live state, see https://down.guide/harness.

How long did it last?

3d 16h, from 2026-09-17 17:03 UTC to 2026-09-21 09:17 UTC, by the times Harness posted.

What was affected?

Harness named Custom Dashboards, Custom Dashboards.

What caused it?

Harness hasn't published a root cause. If it does, it shows here.

Where does this come from?

Harness's official status page, https://status.harness.io, quoted verbatim. down.guide's own probes, reports and social counts are labeled as ours.