Open pranavkm opened 4 years ago
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I ran into this issue as well. I would've expected this to be LogLevel.Error
. I'd be happy to provide a PR if wanted. https://github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore/blob/23b704915cdb9a73df7a61ff1aaa894712098615/src/SignalR/server/Core/src/HubConnectionHandlerLog.cs#L16-L17
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Triage: sounds like this needs more discussion. We're not sure there's a good solution.
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I have the same issue, I think all error cause blazor reconnect should be log as error, so we can find what cause this error, but now only debug using visual studio can find out what is going on.
In Blazor Server, when a JSInterop response is larger than the SignalR payload size, no information is available by default that indicates the invocation failed. You have to turn up the SignalR logs up to to Debug to see the actual error:
SignalR calls Hub.OnDisconnectedAsync with this exception but Blazor does not do anything with the exception. Perhaps logging the exception with a higher log level would be helpful.