Notes:
From QA
> This error mostly happens if i add a watch folder and before watch folders
start to upload and i refresh the app.
e is undefined in
let {watches: e, removeWatch: n} = t;
return 0 === e.length ? (0,...
Results in Next throwing
Application error: a client-side exception has occurred (see the browser console for more information).
@ua741 Not sure if passkey code is supposed to work on web yet, but I
was doing an unrelated change and noticed that clicking passkeys didn't
even try to redirect to accounts. I don't have a test setup for
passkeys, so don't know if these changes are 100% correct, but at least
now it redirects to accounts. Can test fully when doing final
integration.
- Use correct origin for passkey API requests
- Fix key length error
- Fix param name to match server
- Pass the token instead of a query param
When running on Ubuntu 24 arm64 in the desktop app (didn't test on web0, trying
to open certain videos fails with:
> [rndr] [error] Failed to process file stream: TypeError: Failed to execute
'enqueue' on 'ReadableStreamDefaultController': Cannot enqueue a chunk into a
closed readable stream
While not specifically fixing that issue, I'm first rewriting this to use the
more normal (recommended?) approach of implementing a pull instead of doing
everything in start. Maybe that fixes the issue, otherwise at least one less
ghost for me to worry about.
