Closed oycTechV closed 2 months ago
There were some server-side issues this morning. We apologize for that. Now the instance is working.
There were some server-side issues this morning. We apologize for that. Now the instance is working.
I dont believe this is correct, even now, for the last 3-ish hours I have not been able to annotate. Right now when I log in it just infinitely loads and 9 times out of 10 my projects will not show up and I get error messages like:
"Could not get models from the server
e.response is undefined"
"Could not fetch models meta information
Network Error."
"Error during fetching a job
Network Error."
and "Could not fetch tasks
Network Error."
Hi, just found out that currently I am stuck 612 image and is unable to proceed on labelling next image @bsekachev can we open the issue again
Hello,
Hi @bsekachev , thanks for following the thread. This is the screenshot
Our server is in Ireland.
With your internet provider downloading 100KB took 1.9 seconds. Data chunk with image 613 is 9.2 Megabytes (the chunk contains 68 images overall).
From this, I may conclude, that it will be approximately downloaded in 175 seconds.
Noted, thanks you @bsekachev I found that it tooks more than 10 minutes without changes at the page Following the investigation I found this at the error console I believe the javascript below is responsible for the stuck progress.
try {
const o = await yr.get(`${i}/jobs/${t}/data`, {
params: {
...fr(),
quality: r,
type: "chunk",
number: n
},
responseType: "arraybuffer"
})
, s = +(o.headers || {})["content-length"];
if (Number.isInteger(s) && o.data.byteLength < +s) {
if (a < 10)
return setTimeout((()=>{
throw new Error(`Truncated chunk, try: ${a}. Job: ${t}, chunk: ${n}, quality: ${r}. Body size: ${o.data.byteLength}`)
}
)),
await e(t, n, r, a + 1);
throw new Error(`Truncated chunk. Job: ${t}, chunk: ${n}, quality: ${r}. Body size: ${o.data.byteLength}`)
}
return o.data
} catch (e) {
throw vr(e)
}
Ps.
Error line is : throw new Error(Truncated chunk, try: ${a}. Job: ${t}, chunk: ${n}, quality: ${r}. Body size: ${o.data.byteLength}
)
File name is : cvat-ui.6cd38ef4eb8ad59e17c6.min.js
Hope it helps
This is not an error actually. This is special exception that we log to understand how popular the following problem is.
When network is unstable (i mean connection interruptions), chunk transmission from server to client may get broken and chunk is not fully downloaded (truncated, as message says).
In this case, CVAT client does one more try to download the chunk from scratch. And we throw this exception to see it in our analytics.
My previous load of annotation is from 800. Now when I refresh, it seems that my annotation from 700 to about 900 (my latest progress) is wiped out
Added other error:
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Steps to Reproduce
TypeError: r.map is not a function at Qx (https://app.cvat.ai/assets/cvat-ui.6cd38ef4eb8ad59e17c6.min.js:2:7340470) at Xi (https://app.cvat.ai/assets/cvat-ui.6cd38ef4eb8ad59e17c6.min.js:2:5843017) at zo (https://app.cvat.ai/assets/cvat-ui.6cd38ef4eb8ad59e17c6.min.js:2:5851864) at Fo (https://app.cvat.ai/assets/cvat-ui.6cd38ef4eb8ad59e17c6.min.js:2:5851683) at Lo (https://app.cvat.ai/assets/cvat-ui.6cd38ef4eb8ad59e17c6.min.js:2:5851366) at ws (https://app.cvat.ai/assets/cvat-ui.6cd38ef4eb8ad59e17c6.min.js:2:5892591) at xl (https://app.cvat.ai/assets/cvat-ui.6cd38ef4eb8ad59e17c6.min.js:2:5881823) at El (https://app.cvat.ai/assets/cvat-ui.6cd38ef4eb8ad59e17c6.min.js:2:5881748) at hl (https://app.cvat.ai/assets/cvat-ui.6cd38ef4eb8ad59e17c6.min.js:2:5878771) at https://app.cvat.ai/assets/cvat-ui.6cd38ef4eb8ad59e17c6.min.js:2:5830426
Expected Behavior
https://app.cvat.ai/auth/login should allow user to login using google account
Possible Solution
Possibly login credential management server died
Context
Trying to start a new annotation. Suddenly server is unreachable and then when reachable this happened
Environment