Since Spring 19 release got pushed to our sandboxes, we've had a bunch of problems with the community we're working on.
I've been debugging and seem to have isolated this issue. If I enter the following code in the anonymous window:
Map<String, Schema.SObjectField> m = Schema.SObjectType.ObjectTerritory2Association.fields.getMap();
I get this keyset: associationcause, id, isdeleted, lastmodifiedbyid, lastmodifieddate, objectid, sobjecttype, systemmodstamp, territory2id
If I run the same code while logged in as a partner user, here is the keyset returned:
associationcause, id, isdeleted, lastmodifiedbyid, lastmodifieddate, objectid, sobjecttype, systemmodstamp
Territory2Id is now missing. This is posing some issues and is breaking a lot of pieces of the community that are referencing a class which references these objects.
I should mention that going to Territory Settings loads this error: Aura Integration Service Error"An internal server error has occurred
I'm trying to work w/ Salesforce Support about this, but wanted to check with the community at large to see if there are any steps people might recommend I pursue to try and resolve on my own.
also: this has been working in Production for months. So a little concerned that once Spring 19 works its way up, it could become a bigger issue.
