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Not working #3
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Yeah, this doesn't seem to work for me anymore. When I click the Dart Debug Extension button I start getting this notification appearing: And it just keeps appearing every few seconds, even after I've closed the app window. I have all ports set to public: @elliette do you know what this error is? It's not very clear from the notification I see, and I can't find any more details in any of the consoles for the app or by trying to inspect the extension (there used to be a way to view the "background page" I think, but now I only see a service worker link, and the console there is clear). (this isn't a priority, but it'd be good to understand what's broken.. it's very possible it's something on codespaces, but the error isn't helpful) |
Ah yes, this was added to fix a potential security vulnerability in the extension (details here: dart-lang/webdev#2287) |
@elliette oh, I see - so do all domains need whitelisting now? Is it possible for the user to add their own (or could we prompt to ask them, rather than just blocking)? (again, not a priority - but would be a shame to lose the ability to use this on services like Codespaces). |
There's an open issue at dart-lang/webdev#2375 tracking support for custom domains that aren't localhost. |
When I start a codespace, launch the app and go to the exposed port I get the Flutter loading, but it never finishes. I don't get any errors in the console.
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