Hello!
While testing out the scenario “Return delivery” in the sandbox environment, almost all of my tests were stuck at courier_waiting (with task drop off).
Before that, some of the packages were returned (like around 1 or 2), and the rest remained stuck until now.
Here are the package IDs of the ones that were stucked:
Package IDS
- 100735103
- 100735102
- 100735101
- 100734827
- 100734822
- 100734817
- 100734802
- 100734797
- 100734789
- 100734784
- 100734779
- 100734776
- 100734751
- 100734738
- 100734727
- 100734721
- 100734699
- 100734695
- 100734323
Looking forward to yourt response. Thanks!
I would like to provide an update to this
I noticed that when I create a job without coordinates, the package is returned. But if I pass in coordinates, it gets stuck
Here’s the payload that gets returned, while this gets stuck
hello @ian.salazar
I have reviewed these jobs and identified a common issue. In all of them, the pickup and drop-off coordinates have the same values, potentially causing errors in the Sandbox environment.
Could you please try creating a job with distinct coordinates and referencing a more realistic scenario? This should resolve the issue.
If the problem persists after the change, please reach out here.
Hey, @Magdalena !
Thanks for pointing that out. I didn’t notice the minute difference between the coordinates
I tried to use realistic data, and the packages returned successfully