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Opening and closing widgets can cause them to show a blank screen #11536
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Seeing the same with Modular widgets, for example Etherpad too |
It's because our persistent app stuff is failing to re-mount the correct widget I believe. A side effect of that is the capabilities exploding. |
I'm also seeing invalid scalar token errors (which I would not expect), as I haven't changed anything, and nothing has changed in scalar (to my knowledge). Could the persistant app stuff also be affecting cookie loading (or could that be linked to something else, e.g. CSP changes)? |
Yes, it affects the whole bootstrap process. |
@rxl881 your etherpad problem might be something slightly more subtle, actually. If you've changed integration managers or your Scalar token is no longer valid then there's a good chance it won't work. If that's the case, that would be a different (new) issue. |
The widget itself is rendered underneath the loading screen, so we just have to disable the loading state. This commit also removes the "is" attribute because React 16 includes unknown attributes: https://reactjs.org/blog/2017/09/08/dom-attributes-in-react-16.html Fixes element-hq/element-web#11536
@turt2live -- Yeah, but I really haven't changed integration managers or done anything else that would have (should have) invalidated the scalar token recently. Definitely still possible to be something unrelated in scalar though. @makyo -- can you please check that (existing) scalar Etherpad and Grafana widgets are working for you, just to confirm the general breakage case, and to determine if there is any evidence that there is something additional, Scalar-specific going on (and if so log it as a new issue)? |
This is a recurring regression. See #6707 for the last time.
Likely to be highly related to #10499
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