@joshuef This is not a problem I need help with just now, as I have a solution, but I’m reporting in case others have problems and to find out if there is an explanation.
For weeks now I’ve been using a very slightly modified (one line commented out) build of peruse for mock to test the code I’m writing. All this time I’ve just been using yarn dev
to run peruse and opening a browser debug console to see my console.log output messages, set breakpoints in my code etc. (Actually I’m using an npm module called ‘debug’, for console.log rather than console.log() statements, so it might be something related to that.)
This worked fine until today. Then for no reason I can think of, the console.log output stopped, and the web app began to behave a bit oddly. I tried all sorts, including reverting to older code, and could not find a reason or fix this.
I then tried the release/linux-unpacked/peruse image that I built a few weeks ago and hey presto, that works. And it works with my latest code too, so for some reason yarn dev
suddenly stopped behaving.
I might have done an update of system packages today, but I definitely didn’t do anything in my peruse-mock directory other than yarn dev
so I’m curious as to what might suddenly cause it to behave differently.
Might yarn dev
have updated some packages in my peruse-mock? Any other ways it might have been broken. The only other git diff in my peruse-mock is an extra file which I think you provided for me: resources/electron.safe_core.config
Cheers. Anyway, it’s a relief to have sorted this - took me all day.