Script stops abruptly, but it continues to run in the backend

[sbalakrishna]

Hi, With the latest bits (1.19.0-master@0da869e), I am experiencing a strange issue that the scripts are exiting abruptly. Almost all the scripts are exiting abruptly. But, if I check the history window, it is running in the backend. This problem is not happening with the old versions (say 1.18.0-master@c86f076).

I have deployed the tool on different environments (on-prem, AWS), but seeing the same problem.

Please let me know if there is any solution for that.

Thanks in advance. Regards, Bala

[bugy]

Hi @sbalakrishna could you check the network tab in the browser and send me screenshots of the socket connection and all the messages inside the websocket

[sbalakrishna]

[bugy]

Thank you! Could you also share details of the websocket? Those should be open, when you click on details. Also, please send a screenshot for the abruptly interrupted connection

[sbalakrishna]

[sbalakrishna]

[sbalakrishna]

The attached screenshot provide the details for one of script. The same issue is happening with all the scripts. As I mentioned earlier, I tried to install the tool on multiple different setups (Centos 7, 8, RHEL 7 and 8), but the issue still persists.

Please let me know if you need any additional info.

[bugy]

@sbalakrishna, the message details are from this socket:

Could you send me for the socket, which has a "number" address. I.e. "96" in the example above

[sbalakrishna]

[bugy]

Hi @sbalakrishna, just to double check: your script prints more output after this line: is it correct? Or you don't see this text in script server output window?

Unfortunately, I don't see anything suspicious in the browser logs. Could you create a minimal reproduction script for me, which I can use locally to reproduce the problem? I assume even having smth like:

echo 1
sleep 1
echo 2
sleep 1
echo 3
sleep 1
echo 4
sleep 1

Would fail for you. Or just some ping google.com

[sbalakrishna]

Closing the issue since it is not reproducible. Thanks for the support.