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Angular Error "ng.probe is not a function" when Augury Extention is Enabled #1490

Open rajeev-john opened 4 years ago

rajeev-john commented 4 years ago

-- please install the Augury Canary Build Chrome extension, as this will be used to test any new features or bug fixes.

Augury version (required): 1.24.1 Angular version (required): 10.1.0 Date: Sep 04, 2020 OS: Win 10 Browser: Fire Fox 80.0.1

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Description of issue: When the augury extension is enabled, extension is not working as expected, but the developer console comes out with error "ng.probe is not a function". When the same application is run with extension disabled, console is empty and no error is displayed. This issue was opened in angular by a number of people and responses shows that, its an issue between Augury and Ivy and Angular team suggesting Augury team to do the fix. Because of this error the Augury can't be used as needed. Augury__Error

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Steps to reproduce:

  1. Create a simple Angular application
  2. Run the application by enabling the extension
  3. Run the application by disabling the extension

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ljhziyou commented 4 years ago

me too！

mark38igor commented 4 years ago

me too!

CircleFaith commented 4 years ago

me too!

chukmunnlee commented 3 years ago

Augury does not supporrt Ivy. You have to disable Ivy. Set enableIvy to false in tsconfig.base.json

beyerleinf commented 3 years ago

Is Augury still being developed? Ivy as has been out for a while...