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When running MinuteView in Developer mode, attempting to download a datasheet may fail with an error such as:
"Download failed. Please try again""Parent ID must be an integer"
This behaviour is expected and by design, not a defect.
In Developer mode, MinuteView intentionally does not persist iteration data to the database.
Instead:
This prevents partially configured or experimental data from polluting production tables.
The datasheet download endpoint operates differently from standard iteration execution:
Because Developer mode does not write anything to the database, the datasheet endpoint has nothing to retrieve.
As a result:
The "parent id must be an integer" message is intentional and acts as a signal that the operation requires a production-ready iteration.
No.
This behaviour is intentional and exists to clearly distinguish:
To test datasheet generation correctly, follow this recommended workflow:
Datasheets are:
Expected Behavior
This is not an error that needs fixing. Developer mode is designed to prevent database writes, and datasheet generation requires database records. Always use production iterations when testing datasheet functionality.
Related Documentation
See Minute Configurator Configuration Guide for more information about Developer mode and production iterations.