buggregator
long var dump event gets truncated resulting in an empty payload when loading so the event is not displayed
It took me a lot of time to figure this out, although simple I thought the issue might be on my docker compose setup for some reason as I was testing a paralell instance and I saw the events persisting.
What I found is that when the event is really big, it is fully displayed browser, but once refresh the event is gone. I checked on the dotl database and the event is there, only the payload is truncated so the json is now invalid.
See https://pastebin.com/E1jTVS8k
That's the full html I get when I first see the event. Even just output that as a string performs the same behavior.
I saw the readme on VAR_DUMPER_PREVIEW_MAX_DEPTH but my understanding is that will help with the display, not the storing. I can perform a similar limit on my app, but if there is a hard set limit, I would expect some kind of either documentation, or maybe an error on the event page or maybe storing the payload with an error json or something.
If this is not the expected behavior, then this is a bug.
Using the latest version.
Side note, I forked the project and attempted to run it to see if I could debug this myself but it wasn't as easy as I would have hoped. Spent a few hours but had a number of odd things I blindly try things out until the issue sorted but I never got to launching a proper server.
I did read all of the contrib notes in the documentation
Things I found (only to remind myself):
- ./get-binaries.sh is hardcoded to linux, I did find the proper binaries for my osx on darwin_arm64 which I tried but then I had other issues with local ports running and some other stuff
- I also found that the current .env.sample, when copying it as is, doesn't help running it properly as the cache driver is not longer there so that failed initially. I eventually commented everything related to the persistance and that seemed to work better
- As I was having different local issues I then tried setting up a local docker dev instance. I personally use https://github.com/ddev/ddev and I think it could work nicely with it but also couldn't getting to run, I think what is now failing is the frontend build, which I tired to do it but I can't get past
yarn installon the ddev instance with node 18 installed.
Maybe having something like ddev or some other dockerized kickstart for development can help with contributions or at least a more up to date notes or recipes into how to run this locally or steps needed to contibute to the project.
@hanoii did you manage to get buggregator to work?
Buggregator is starting but my ray() isn't working. i'm guessing host.docker.internal should be something else.
