Based on the knowledge sources, there are several known scenarios where adding insights to dashboards can cause loading issues or React errors: ## Empty Insights Causing Dashboard Crashes The most common issue is when
empty insights (insights without at least one attribute or fact) are added to dashboards. According to a [Community Slack discussion](
https://gooddataconnect.slack.com/archives/C01UR5BGAHY/p1714044527657209?thread_ts=1714044527.657209&cid=C01UR5BGAHY), this causes the dashboard to crash on load with a React error. This is a known bug that occurs whenever an empty visualization is saved to a dashboard.
Workaround: Access the insight from Analytical Designer and add some data to it. This should allow the dashboard to load properly. ## Filter Context Issues Another potential cause is
incorrect filter context syntax in the dashboard layout. As mentioned in [this support case](
https://gooddataconnect.slack.com/archives/C04S1MSLEAW/p1740723524361399?thread_ts=1740723524.361399&cid=C04S1MSLEAW), empty or malformed filter contexts can break dashboards. The filter context should not contain empty objects
{}
in the filters array. ## Recommended Troubleshooting Steps 1.
Check if the insight is empty - Ensure your newly added insight contains at least one attribute or fact 2.
Review browser console - Look for any trace IDs or error IDs that can help support investigate 3.
Try accessing the insight separately - Load the insight through the Analyze tab to confirm it works standalone 4.
Contact support - If the issue persists, reach out to GoodData support with the dashboard link and any trace IDs from the browser console If none of these scenarios match your situation, I recommend contacting GoodData support directly with specific details about your dashboard and the error message you're seeing.