Open elo-marciello opened 1 month ago
@elo-marciello 1) did you run full Desktop App or only Desktop Timer App from https://github.com/ever-co/ever-gauzy-desktop-timer? 2) How much RAM your PC has? 3) To what server you connect, one you installed yourself somewhere or to our public API?
Why I ask 3, is that if your net connection is not stable or API server "overloaded" it might not work well yet...
OK, let me explain - if you run FULL desktop app, it can work in few modes - when you connect it to our public SaaS platform (https://app.gauzy.co) or when you run locally EVERYTHING, i.e. DB, API, etc. I don't know which mode you selected during installation of the app.... You can try to setup Desktop Timer App and login into it https://github.com/ever-co/ever-gauzy-desktop-timer (connecting to our live API) and see how it works for you. We have a lot of people using our desktop timer app and not having issues you describe (at least first time I see that message about "No handler registered"... Maybe there is some bug in our full desktop timer app in regards to time tracker, that's why I suggest to try special app (smaller) only for time tracking :)
Okay so I checked, and i was running a integrated server so it was local, now I'll switch to the live option see if the issue is still there and will update you in couple of days.
The start timer Button is a big hit or miss when it comes to working. Half of the time it works and the other times i get this popup which is cut off: Error invoking remote method 'START_TIMER' : Error: No handler registered for 'START_TIMER'
Here is a Picture of how it looks:![Gauzy_Desktop_error](https://github.com/ever-co/ever-gauzy/assets/109159272/6eabdf1f-8249-4565-a450-a1a9523f5f1d)
Neither Does the Settings icon at the bottom work. And the loading circle spins indefinitely until i restart the program (which not always helps in fixing the issue)
Machine info: Windows 11 Education 22H2 22621.3447 Gauzy Desktop Version: v0.475.9 (the latest one from github) Server Type: Integrated