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Error "Fail to download workflow: [object Object]" When Attempting to Export Workflow on GMU Hopper Virtual VM #580

Open varun-TR opened 1 week ago

varun-TR commented 1 week ago

Title: "Fail to download workflow: [object Object]" error when attempting to download workflow on virtual VM on GMU Hopper

Description:

I'm experiencing an issue while trying to download a workflow in GeoWeaver on a virtual VM (Rocky Linux environment). When I attempt to download the workflow with "Process Code and All Process History," I receive an error message stating:

Fail to download workflow: [object Object]

Steps to Reproduce:

  1. Open GeoWeaver on a virtual desktop VM on GMU Hopper.
  2. Run Geoweaver and Navigate to the "Workflows" section.
  3. Select a workflow (snowcast_wormhole) and choose "Workflow with Process Code and All Process History (Recommended)" in the Workflow Exportation Options.
  4. Click download

Expected Behavior: The workflow should download successfully.

Actual Behavior: An error message appears saying Fail to download workflow: [object Object], and the download does not proceed.

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Environment:

OS: Rocky Linux (Virtual Machine) on GMU Hopper Browser: Mozilla Firefox

Additional Information: Any insights into the cause of this issue would be appreciated. It appears that the error may be related to an object handling problem within the code.

srinijammula commented 1 week ago

This issue isn't limited to VM Hopper, it also exists in Chrome, specifically with the snowcast_wormhole workflow. Other workflows export or download without any issues. For snowcast_wormhole, the first option (Workflow with Process Code) and the third option (Workflow with Process Code and Only Successfully Done History) are working as expected, but the second and fourth options trigger this (Fail to download workflow: [object Object]) error.

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