Datasets not updating, not deleting

jfinighan commented 1 year ago

In my account:

Deleting datasets does not remove them from the list of datasets
Saving changes to a loaded dataset does not update the dataset - re-loading dataset from dataset list reverts to previous dataset spec.
Only Save As is functioning

Browsers attempted include Chrome, Edge. Any pointers?

benkeen commented 1 year ago

Hi @jfinighan, thanks for posting. Hmm, sounds like maybe there's a deeper problem going on - I tried those things: deleting a data set, saving, reloading old version - all works just fine on my end.

Couple of questions

Does this occur for all your datasets or just one that you were testing with? Maybe creating a totally new one and see if that works or not.
Regardless, with the failing data set, open up Dev Tools in your browser and click on the "Networks" tab. That'll list all the requests going on when you interact with the webpage. After clicking an action that fails to work (say, delete), take a look at what you see - any errors returns from the server? Sorry for the quick instructions - just out of the country - so if this isn't enough info no worries, just let me know and I'll provide some more details instructions when I next get internet.

jfinighan commented 1 year ago

All good Ben. We are, among other things, seasoned software testers here and the Dev Tools are very familiar!

I will check out the network calls etc and see if I can see any glitches there.

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Hi @jfinighanhttps://github.com/jfinighan, thanks for posting. Hmm, sounds like maybe there's a deeper problem going on - I tried those things: deleting a data set, saving, reloading old version - all works just fine on my end.

Couple of questions

Does this occur for all your datasets or just one that you were testing with? Maybe creating a totally new one and see if that works or not.
Regardless, with the failing data set, open up Dev Tools in your browser and click on the "Networks" tab. That'll list all the requests going on when you interact with the webpage. After clicking an action that fails to work (say, delete), take a look at what you see - any errors returns from the server? Sorry for the quick instructions - just out of the country - so if this isn't enough info no worries, just let me know and I'll provide some more details instructions when I next get internet.

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jfinighan commented 1 year ago

Hi Ben,

After making a change to a Dataset, I click save – each time I click save the following error appears in the console: app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:81

   Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'success')
at app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:81:27200
at Generator.next (<anonymous>)
at i (app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:81:24714)

(anonymous) @ app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:81 i @ app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:81 Promise.then (async) s @ app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:81 (anonymous) @ app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:81 g @ app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:81 (anonymous) @ app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:81 (anonymous) @ vendors~app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:2 onSave @ app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:255 s @ vendors~app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:2 p @ vendors~app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:2 (anonymous) @ vendors~app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:2 g @ vendors~app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:2 at @ vendors~app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:2 it @ vendors~app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:2 st @ vendors~app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:2 pt @ vendors~app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:2 L @ vendors~app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:2 z @ vendors~app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:2 Jt @ vendors~app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:2 Kt @ vendors~app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:2 t.unstable_runWithPriority @ vendors~app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:2 Vi @ vendors~app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:2 I @ vendors~app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:2 Qt @ vendors~app-dfc92cd76897e2661ec8.js:2

Also getting lots of these: Unchecked runtime.lastError: A listener indicated an asynchronous response by returning true, but the message channel closed before a response was received account:1 Unchecked runtime.lastError: A listener indicated an asynchronous response by returning true, but the message channel closed before a response was received account:1 etc

Delete action, either in the Dataset list or from the dropdown in a loaded dataset does not throw any errors, but is ineffectual.

Save As throws no errors and works correctly.

I hope this helps. Let me know if a .har is useful, or a video.

Cheers Justin

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From: Ben Keen @.> Sent: Monday, March 27, 2023 11:43 AM To: benkeen/generatedata @.> Cc: Justin Finighan @.>; Mention @.> Subject: Re: [benkeen/generatedata] Datasets not updating, not deleting (Issue #829)

Hi @jfinighanhttps://github.com/jfinighan, thanks for posting. Hmm, sounds like maybe there's a deeper problem going on - I tried those things: deleting a data set, saving, reloading old version - all works just fine on my end.

Couple of questions

Does this occur for all your datasets or just one that you were testing with? Maybe creating a totally new one and see if that works or not.
Regardless, with the failing data set, open up Dev Tools in your browser and click on the "Networks" tab. That'll list all the requests going on when you interact with the webpage. After clicking an action that fails to work (say, delete), take a look at what you see - any errors returns from the server? Sorry for the quick instructions - just out of the country - so if this isn't enough info no worries, just let me know and I'll provide some more details instructions when I next get internet.

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benkeen commented 1 year ago

Thanks for the details! I'll look at this in the next week or so when I'm back. Something's clearly up.

jfinighan commented 1 year ago

Thanks Ben. The work around – using Save as – is getting me through. Enjoy your trip!

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Thanks for the details! I'll look at this in the next week or so when I'm back. Something's clearly up.

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benkeen commented 1 year ago

Hey @jfinighan, curious one! There was another issue spotted with an Export Type (C#) failing to work. I ended up just rebooting the server and doing a fresh deploy & that issue magically resolved itself. Possibly it was a symptom of a failed deploy or docker failing to upload the latest files to the container. Would you mind taking another look? If it's still a problem, email me at ben.keen@gmail.com your login email address and I'll see if I can reproduce it with your data sets. Conceivably it's data-related.

benkeen commented 1 year ago

I'm going to close this now, as per my last comment. But please do ping me if you're still having problems.

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Datasets not updating, not deleting #829