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Having this issue with 4.2.5 Python 3.13 on Chrome browser
This issue has not been truly fixed.
Additional information: I am using the Chrome browser. When I click on the links "Tail -f Stdout" and "Tail -f Stderr" in the Web UI, if the log file initially contains very little content, the Chrome page does not display anything. However, when I gradually write data to the log using echo, once a certain amount of data has been written, the browser immediately displays the data.
This issue does not occur in Firefox. Even if there is only one line of data, Firefox can display it normally.
Through practical testing, if the content of the log file is less than 1024 bytes, the tail of the log cannot be viewed through the web interface. Only when the file content continuously increases to exceed 1024 bytes, will the tail content be displayed in the web interface.
mnaberez
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May I ask if the tail log issue in the Chrome browser will be fixed in the next version?
Web UI tail -f does not work on Chrome
Mar 18, 2025
In version 4.2.5, logs can be viewed through the web UI in Firefox, but in Chrome the web UI keeps loading and the logs cannot be viewed.
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