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Annotald / annotald

A program for annotation in the Penn Treebank format
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Frozen Annotald #89

Closed rtruswell closed 5 years ago

rtruswell commented 7 years ago

Helpful bug report: Annotald won't let me do anything today (last used roughly a week ago). It doesn't mark IPs in a different colour like it used to, but otherwise looks much like usual (in Chrome and the log in the terminal).

Sorry this is so vague but that's literally all I know.

I did see some errors in the Chrome javascript console -- see attached screenshot

JS_console.pdf

aecay commented 7 years ago

The javascript errors make it look like chrome is barfing on a javascript library that's part of annotald (but not actually written by me -- annotald uses it as a building block). This is weird. The first thing I have to ask is whether you've changed anything since you last used annotald successfully.

It could be that a new version of Chrome (which generally updates itself silently) has introduced an incompatibility. That doesn't usually happen, but just in case, what's your chrome version? (Navigate to chrome://help and find the version number there)

You could also try uninstalling and reinstalling Annotald, in case a mystical cosmic ray hit your hard drive and corrupted the JS file. For that, pip uninstall --user annotald followed by pip install --user annotald.

rtruswell commented 7 years ago

Chrome version 56.0.2924.87 (64-bit) (but now you mention it, it's updating...). This is my work computer -- I'll get a second opinion from my laptop tonight.

It had occurred to me that this might be a Chrome problem. I guess I could try clearing browsing data from Chrome and seeing if that helps.

But no, no other recent changes.

I tried pip install --upgrade annotald in response to the problem before flagging this. Will try uninstall / install later.

rtruswell commented 7 years ago

It WAS a Chrome problem. Still not sure what, but clearing all my browsing data fixed it. As you were -- sorry to trouble you.