New follow-up section, distinct from the 2026-08-03 "ruled out" static
verification (Aktiv/Standard confirmed on, unchanged). This is about the
save/toggle *action* on CURABIS_DEV's MCP Server Configuration page, not
its resting state - not previously tested.
Observed 2026-08-07 (MID): Internal_CompanyNotFound recurred. VS Code
restart + retry failed (consistent with the already-falsified restart
theory). Toggling the Standard field on CURABIS_DEV and saving, then
retrying, worked immediately. MID reports having seen this same pattern -
restart-retry fails, config-touch-retry succeeds - on prior occasions.
Framed explicitly as a candidate, not a confirmed fix: n>=2 informal
observations, toggle direction untested (MID's own read is that direction
is probably irrelevant, pointing at the save/republish action busting a
server-side cache rather than at the field's value), and no baseline
established against the error's already-documented intermittency. Does
not override the Microsoft-support-escalation guidance - if anything it's
supporting evidence for that escalation, since a CURABIS-side config touch
masking a BC-side symptom points at BC's MCP session/cache layer.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The 2026-08-03 follow-up's "restart Claude Code" step was falsified same
day by a full machine reboot that left Internal_CompanyNotFound unchanged.
Records the two theories ruled out with evidence (stale bridge process;
MCP config/company misconfiguration, both screenshot-verified) and states
plainly that this is a client-unfixable, likely BC/SaaS-side condition
requiring Microsoft support escalation.
Internal_CompanyNotFound recurred 2026-08-03 on two machines with the
company header already matching Navn correctly, ruling out the original
header-mismatch cause. Failure was intermittent and appeared to clear after
restarting Claude Code, suggesting a separate, still-unconfirmed session/
bridge staleness issue. Adds a follow-up section with next steps so future
sessions don't re-verify an already-correct header a third time.
Live incident i aften: businesscentral MCP fejlede med et generisk
30-sekunders "connection timed out", ingen brugbar fejl. To reelle, adskilte
fejl fundet ved at teste direkte mod BC's endpoint:
1. ~/.bc-mcp.config.json havde "company": "CURABIS ApS" (Vist navn), men BC's
faktiske Navn-felt er "Curabis ApS". BC svarede korrekt og hurtigt (400,
under 200ms) - problemet var aldrig BC.
2. bc-mcp-bridge.js svaelgede det svar stille: en fejl-krop formateret som
almindelig JSON, men markeret content-type text/event-stream, blev sendt
til parseSSE() som kun leder efter "data:"-linjer - fandt ingen, returnerede
en tom liste. Broen skrev derfor INGENTING, hverken stdout eller stderr, og
Claude Code ventede blot sin egen 30-sekunders timeout ud.
Rettet:
- forward() tjekker nu !r.ok FOER content-type-forgrening, ubetinget - en
fejlrespons naar aldrig parseSSE, uanset hvad serveren paastaar om sin
egen content-type. Testet direkte mod det reproducerede scenarie: fejlen
vises nu med det samme (5s test-vindue, ikke 30s timeout), med det fulde
BC-fejlsvar synligt i baade stdout (JSON-RPC error) og stderr.
- bc-mcp.config.template.json matchede slet ikke broens faktiske felter
(tenantId/baseUrl vs. broens tenant/company/configurationName) - enhver ny
udvikler der udfyldte skabelonen efter dens egne feltnavne ville faa en
config der intet virkede med. Rettet til de rigtige feltnavne, plus en
eksplicit advarsel om Navn vs. Vist navn i company-feltet.
- Mode A's opsaetningsbesked (Step 3b) opdateret til at naevne alle
placeholder-felter, ikke kun secret'en.
- To nye BCQuality-videnfiler dokumenterer begge fejl til fremtidig
fejlsoegning.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
