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Frontend sends hello to backend, then chokes on response #526

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scy opened this issue Nov 23, 2019 · 1 comment
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Frontend sends hello to backend, then chokes on response #526

scy opened this issue Nov 23, 2019 · 1 comment

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scy commented Nov 23, 2019

I’m new to MTGATracker and I’ve installed 6.1.0, started it up, and the window is pretty empty (only the “Total” and “Total: Session” rows are displayed). Editing decks and playing matches doesn’t change that.

I’ve put it into debug mode and I can see that during startup, some JSON parsing fails:

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Looking more into it by clicking on VM330:1 on the right, I can see that the WebSocket message received is ack hello!, which of course isn’t valid JSON (because it doesn’t start with curly braces or a double quote or something like that):

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I don’t quite understand why I should be the only one having this issue, it should affect everybody 🤔 Also, these lines haven’t been modified for a long time. So I guess I’m doing something wrong? If so, what? And what can I do to fix it?

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scy commented Nov 23, 2019

Oh. Turns out that yes, this is an error that appears, but it’s simply ignored and does not keep MTGATracker from working. I simply did not know that I had to enable detailed logging. To be fair, it’s not mentioned anywhere in the readme.

So, I’m now able to use MTGATracker, but I’ll still leave this issue open because maybe you want to update the readme and/or get rid of that misleading error message.

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