Closed joachimbulow closed 5 months ago
Appears restarting ngrok solved the problem. For now.
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@joachimbulow ngrok started supporting http/2 for connections between the agent and the upstream service in Dec 2023 (https://ngrok.com/docs/whats-new/#december-2023). Ensure you're on the latest ngrok agent and let us know in https://github.com/ngrok/ngrok if you still have an issue.
I am not entirely sure what the issue may be, but we recently migrated to use a
http2
client for our Flutter app, for which i use ngrok to connect to my localhost. This could be the differentiating factor.Recently, the web inpsector is now oftentimes not registering responses, even though the app obviously recieves them. Ngrok inspector registers them as hanging forever.