This error comes up due to the fact that you have a foreign key requirement on your DB.
So you need to check what you inserting into the DB and ensure that your insertion(s) meets up with the foreign key requirement.
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This can also happen when using
upsert, in our case we had aprisma@relationtied to a foreign key/FKwhoseOnUpdateReferentialActionwas not changed from the defaultNoAction.The rather generic error message
Foreign key constraint failed on the field:fk_ <..> (index)` doesn't help much on pinpointing the cause or any direction whatsoever.Changing the affected
@relation'sOnUpdateReferentialActiontoCascadeenables theupdatepart of anupsertto go through/work as expected.thank you for contributing
thank you very much I was searching for this!
I got the same issue, and spent hours fixing it thanks