Speedtracer cannot load html trace files it created

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Steps:
1. Create a trace and save as html file
2. Open file in Chrome. You see button to open the monitor. 
3.Click that button. It never opens the trace, it simply stays stuck in 
"loading".

This is true for small or large trace files. I am using latest Chrome (22) and 
Mac OSX Mountain Lion. I expect that I can see log files that I created. 
Unfortunately, I cannot.

The version of Speed Tracer - 0.27
The build of Chrome you are using (check the About Chrome dialog) - 22

Please also provide any exceptions or screenshots that would be pertinent.
See http://code.google.com/p/speedtracer/wiki/HowToReportAnIssue

Original issue reported on code.google.com by frokenst...@gmail.com on 13 Oct 2012 at 1:57

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I hit this bug as well. The breakage seems to have been a change in chrome 
(Port no longer contains a Tab but a Sender).

Here is a patch that fixes the bug

Original comment by rlu...@google.com on 19 Dec 2012 at 7:53

Attachments:

• patch

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What do I do with the patch?

Original comment by velas...@gmail.com on 30 Sep 2013 at 7:17

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Hopefully the maintainer has applied it/will apply it and publish an updated 
speedtracer to the store. Otherwise you could download the code, apply the 
patch and build the extension yourself. (it is a bit trick as it does not build 
in the current GWT version I think.) 

Original comment by rlu...@google.com on 30 Sep 2013 at 10:00

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Attached a pre-built .CRX executable of Speed Tracer's SVN trunk with the patch 
applied.
To install it, just drag the .CRX to the Chrome Extensions page, as described 
here: http://stackoverflow.com/a/11879334

See below for detailed info.
============

- It seems the patch *was* already applied to Speed Tracer trunk (on Feb 27, 
2013) so I did not have to do it myself;
- However nobody had pushed a new Speed Tracer release... the one in the Chrome 
Web Store is still version 0.27 and dates back to Oct 10, 2012;
- If you want to build your own .CRX, just follow the build steps described 
here: https://code.google.com/p/speedtracer/wiki/BuildingSpeedTracer
** NOTE 1: On Windows, instead of cygwin (yuck!) you can use any command-line 
SVN binaries; there are quite a few on the Internet;
** NOTE 2: Probably for all OSes: make sure that you use SVN 1.6.X client, or 
the build process will fail in the middle. Reason: your SVN client is somehow 
only used for boot-strapping; in the middle of the the build, another, 
auto-downloaded SVN client takes over, and that other SVN client is old 
(1.6.6). If yours is newer, the old one will complain that the working copy has 
a newer format;
** NOTE 3: By default, the build will fail complaining that 
"speedtracerheadless.crx was not produced"; IMO this is not really needed 
(right?), and despite the failure, the speedtracer.crx file will be created 
successfully in the meantime...

Original comment by ivan.mar...@gmail.com on 22 Feb 2014 at 9:43

Attachments:

• speedtracer.crx