plantuml.com gives "Forbidden" error on dcdg output

[zathras]

Hi George,

I got this error form www.plantuml.com with some dcdg output:

Forbidden

You don't have permission to access /plantuml/uml/xLrVSzmuSd_tfs3fwRQypaFkwYgbygrE6icxa_CVdINlfl8oHP6O6Pmuu0G4nz8w_ku1-2Cez0Ya6l8uLwdAYqHsDngDxaRZ3ngSlpOcrwRTL2yQOJALRqIppGjn9RQvpasji-FZ5o-AAc-QxEWVzKxcrQBPhOwFotprBwKjUNnyLUHLVbE9-IPVYVDyTPHzUP5bhzxAnho-cdyKgXJQuN_A5dfuQIp9Ir8o-opD-htu_AiKdxUrDd_umP7iQbbcsrmgCrlBgh

(plus another page of goop)

Is this interesting enough to you that you'd like me to dig up a reproducible case? Or is the plantuml website not all that reliable to begin with?

If this is of interest, I'm happy to put a more reasonable bug report together. The example that creates this is the opposite of minimal -- I just ran dcdg on about 5KLOC, did a copy-paste, got the error, then went back to umlet and digging through dartdoc output :-). But I'm happy to spend a bit of time putting together a usable bug report, if you don't mind a largeish example (34K puml file). In this case, I might hold off for a couple of days, while I do a bit of refactoring prior to making the github repo public, since maybe you'd want access to the code that created it?

FWIW I use generics a fair bit, including generic methods. Might be totally unrelated, but maybe generic methods aren't all that commonly used in Dart?

[glesica]

That looks like a problem of some kind with plantuml.com. Maybe try it with the PlantUML command line tool and see if that works?

[glesica]

Closing this since the reporter didn't follow up and I suspect it was an error in the PlantUML web app.