Order Grid not showing NEW orders after upgrade from 2.0 to 2.1

[shanevbg]

Ever since I upgraded from Magento 2.0 to 2.1 (and now 2.1.1), I haven't been able to see NEW orders in the order grid (old ones show up just fine). I've tried disabling extensions, etc. I can get to the orders by either going to transactions and see them there, or the dashboard, but the order grid doesn't show any entries from after I updated to 2.1.

NEW orders also don't show up in the query
SELECT * FROM sales_order_grid AS main_table
order by entity_id desc

Environment

1. Ubuntu 16.04.1
2. Magento 2.1.1
3. PHP 7.0.8
4. MySql 5.7.15

Steps to reproduce

1. Create a new order
2. Go to dashboard, see order
3. Go to Admin-Sales-orders no order
4. If used a transaction, can find the transaction and order from transaction

Expected result

1. Should see new orders in the order grid

Actual result

1. No new orders show in the order grid after upgrading from 2.0 to 2.1, all old orders are still visible however

Question

Is there someway to run a script/job to update the order_grid, etc?

[salelsol]

• Exact same issue, just updated from 2.1.1 to 2.1.2 , I´m trying truncate all sale tables, also disable all extensions installed but nothing change about.

[salelsol]

• Issue starting just when I´m upgraded from 2.0.7 to 2.10, before everything worked properly.

[salelsol]

• Hi shanevbg , are you installed any Onepage checkout extension ?

[salelsol]

• Fixed, go to Asynchronous Grid and "Disable" in Advanced/Developer/Grid Settings: Set Asynchronous Indexing to “Disable”, flush cache, and check again.

[SerhiyShkolyarenko]

@shanevbg I performed the steps:
set up 2.0.9
created 2 orders
changed code to 2.1.1
rm -rf var/*
./bin/magento setup:upgrade
rm -rf var/*
./bin/magento cron:run (twice)
created new order
All 3 orders are displayed in the grid as expected.
Am I doing something wrong? Please, hint me how to reproduce the issue.

[shanevbg]

THANKS! THAT WAS IT
It seems that I had to run the cron job twice (I did not do the other steps you did just to try and figure out if it was something simple).
sudo -H -u www-data bin/magento cron:run
This is perplexing because I do have the cron job setup and I tested running it.