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Chrome Extension Fills Developer Console with Errors #562
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hey @lorenwest, this is expected. With our recent updates to Pieces OS, we don't have a designated port at which we can expect Pieces OS to be running as it can be changed by the user. For this purpose, we're checking against the expected ports and find which one's active. The failed calls in the above screenshot are basically attempts where we're checking if Pieces OS api is running or not. This checks are made only against Pieces OS endpoint and doesn't scan for anything else on your machine. So, your privacy is still well respected. But I can still take look into if I can hide or better handle the errors from the inactive Pieces OS port checks to not flood the dev tool. Lmk if there's anything else but thanx for reporting this. |
Thanks for your reply. Other than it appearing invasive, I figured it was easily explained and not something to be concerned about. The reason for this post was about it filling up a development console that we use daily for debugging our software, and that we've spent a good deal of time cleaning up so we're not mixing phantom errors with real errors. I really want to like Pieces, and can overlook this during our trials. Addressing it would be welcome (possibly necessary) for us to really ❤️ this tool. |
Totally there with you on the issue @lorenwest! Expect a fix for this in the upcoming patch update for extension that should happen sometime next week. |
So, I looked into this issue and it seems like this may be a Chrome bug where it surfaces the network request failures from extension even when those failures were handled by the extension to fail silently. There's not a definite answer on whether this issue is going to be fixed in the near future and no clear solution is given for the developers/users to handle this issue. |
Users can however check this "Hide Network Messages" box in the dev console settings to prevent network logs from being shown in the console. Not sure how feasible this is for the end users though @lorenwest |
Software
Web Extension
Operating System / Platform
macOS
Your Pieces OS Version
11.0.3
Early Access Program
Kindly describe the bug and include as much detail as possible on what you were doing so we can reproduce the bug.
It appears the browser extension is sniffing a bunch of local ports - starting with 1000. This is a bit concerning, and a little invasive, but I do have the Pieces OS running, and it does finally get a response at a high port.
This fills my devtools console tab, degrading my development experience by clouding errors I'm looking for in my own app.
For a product designed to enhance my development experience I'm marking this as a bug.
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