Open arklanq opened 4 years ago
Start the react native debugger app in light mode then switch to Dark Mode once it starts.
Start the react native debugger app in light mode then switch to Dark Mode once it starts.
Yea, I know it, but i just wanted to report the bug - maybe it could be resolved in the future.
+1
This may be Electron's problem (electron/electron#19468).
It has been 6 months since that issue raised on Electron.
Still no news from Electron team. No fix.
For now, we can only use 0.9.14.
Looks like the problem already fixed in 0.11.0-beta-4
, I think it's because of the update the Electron to v8.2.0
I have the same problem using dark mode. Cannot use 0.11.0-beta-4 because I'm using expo SDK 37 on React native <0.62
I have the same problem using dark mode. Cannot use 0.11.0-beta-4 because I'm using expo SDK 37 on React native <0.62
I can use debugger in Expo SDK 37. Just make sure that you have this:
"react-native": "https://github.com/expo/react-native/archive/sdk-37.0.0.tar.gz",
instead of this:
"react-native": "0.61.4",
Also delete node_modules & start with command "expo r -c" instead of "expo start".
Problem: Debugger does not start completely. There are no errors or visual cues. All I can see is multiple processes of "React Native Debugger" in task manager.
Steps to reproduce: On Windows 10 -> Go to settings -> Personalization -> Colors -> Choose dark mode -> try to launch debugger.
Extra info: The problem may also be related to dark mode in chrome.
React Native Debugger app version: v0.10.6 (latest stable release) React Native version: Expo SDK 36.0.0 Platform: N/A Is real device of platform: N/A Operating System: Windows 10 Pro, version 1909