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Guidance on how to collect logs and info for proper issues reporting #79

Open maxiride opened 3 years ago

maxiride commented 3 years ago

I managed to install the Tizen Client on my Samsung TV, occasionally I encounter a bug here and there, however I have no knowledge on how to interact with the TV at the developer level.

To avoid opening tickets with sparse info and lack of logs which would only be "noise" in the repo, can we get some instructions on how to inspect the application logs (if there are any) when the app runs on the TV?

dmitrylyzo commented 3 years ago

You can find server logs in Dashboard (folder on the main page and individual log files in Logs menu).

As for client logs, all I can suggest is to launch it from Tizen Studio - it will open Chrome and you will get the console. But it will reinstall app every time you launch app, so you will lose your local storage data. Also you need to build dev-version of jellyfin-web and set up Tizen project (I didn't put project files in the repo - I am not sure if I should, and they are weird because of node_modules).

Alternatively, if you are using Linux, you can try the following.

  1. Build dev-version of jellyfin-web: 
    SKIP_PREPARE=1 npm ci --no-audit    # once per clone/pull to install deps
npm run build:development
  2. Prepare interface and build WGT as before.
  3. Connect to TV with Device Manager.
  4. Install WGT.
  5. Use script to run app on TV and open Chrome: 
    
#!/bin/bash

TIZEN_DIR="$HOME/tizen-studio" TIZEN_DATA_DIR="$HOME/tizen-studio-data" TIZEN_APP=AprZAARz4r.Jellyfin

TV

DEVICE_IP= DEVICE=$DEVICE_IP:26101

Emulator

DEVICE_IP=127.0.0.1

DEVICE=emulator-26101

SDB="$TIZEN_DIR/tools/sdb"

Tizen 3: 0 at the end (timeout)

Tizen 5+: without the last argument (timeout)

port=$("$SDB" -s $DEVICE shell 0 debug "$TIZEN_APP") [ $? -eq 0 ] || exit 1 if ! echo "$port" | grep 'port:'; then echo "$port" >&2 exit 1 fi port=$(echo "$port" | grep 'port:' | sed 's/.port: ([0-9]+)./\1/') echo "Port: $port"

echo "Remove port forwarding" "$SDB" forward --remove tcp:$port echo " >$?"

echo "Forward port $port" "$SDB" -s $DEVICE forward tcp:$port tcp:$port || exit 1

chromium-browser \ --enable-pinch \ --no-first-run \ --activate-on-launch \ --no-default-browser-check \ --allow-file-access-from-files \ --disable-web-security \ --disable-translate \ --proxy-auto-detect \ --proxy-bypass-list=127.0.0.1 \ --enable-blink-features=ShadowDOMV0 \ --enable-blink-features=CustomElementsV0 \ --user-data-dir="$TIZEN_DATA_DIR/chrome-user-data" \ --app="http://$DEVICE_IP:$port"


I haven't found a way to close the app, so you need to close it in order to restart the script.
HimbeersaftLP commented 3 years ago

Here is my tutorial for running debugging without the IDE on Windows: https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-tizen/issues/46#issuecomment-683747890