If you're trying to access an extension's or automation's configuration page and are seeing a "Table not found" error, this means that the table used to configure the extension or automation does not exist anymore, likely due to it having been deleted from your Airtable base.

To resolve this, please go to your Airtable base's trash, and see if you can restore the missing table. If the table has already been deleted from trash as well, the only path forward is to delete the extension or automation that references that table and start over from scratch.

Unfortunately, there is no other solution since we rely on fields' unique IDs for identification, and as soon as you change a table, all IDs would be different, thus resetting the whole configuration.

This error comes from Airtable and occurs when a view that your extension is using is deleted.

To fix it, please verify that all the views that your extension uses exist. This can be done by opening each table to check if the selected views are in Airtable as well.