Hello!
I keep getting EPIPE error when trying to persist data in my service. The action have worked previously and I am not sure why it fails. Could this be caused because the data storage capacity has been exceeded?
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Hi Sivert and thank your posting in Community 
This is most likely not related to your Data Storage, as we have seen this bug in solutions that do not exceed their Data Storage.
We are aware of the bug, but are unable to say when it will be fixed.
// Erik
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Thanks for clarifying!
Will this bug carry over to stage/prod?
Also, is there any way to fix/work around this? The functionality in question is important and we cannot properly develop/test it as it stands.
Hi!
This has been experienced in stage/prod environments too, yes.
In attempting to debug and work around this issue, we have had some success with adding a breakpoint in the service devtools to the persist that fails, waiting a few seconds, and then resuming the action.
You might also be able to avoid the issue by adding a sleep before the persist, although I have not tried it myself.
Hope that helps you work around the issue!
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Ok, thank you! Will try it out