Is there any way to get a crash report of a flutter desktop application that is running on the client's system?
try open event viewer software then see if it show any error that is related to your desktop app.
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I know theres a few posts on this site regarding this error message but my issue doesn't seem to be answered by any of the solutions.
I am debugging my React Native app using my Android testing phone. Everything works correctly until I start using "Debug JS Remotely" with Chrome's React Native Debugger. That is when Chrome gives me this error. I do not have any other packages running and my AppRegistry has the correct name.
Edit: I restarted my computer and I managed to get Chrome React Native Debugger working without this error. However, upon reloading the app this error starts to pop up again.
Edit: Another thing to note, my application is working correctly when I'm not using Chrome's debugger. I have live reloading on and my app updates upon making changes to my files. This issue only appears when I turn on Remote JS Debugger.
in two situations this will happen:
1: when your development server is not up so try this:
react-native start
2: otherwise try this in terminal react-native run-android
Make sure that the packager is running from same directory as the app.
Make sure that the string in MainActivity.java matches the string in index.android.js.
I just installed Xamarin Test Recorder and started using it, I've recorded and run tests against my android app, and I've saved that test.
However, if I try to open a test (by double clicking the .xtrs file) it always pops up this error:
Xamarin Test Recorder quit unexpectedly.
Click Reopen to open the application again. Click Report to see more detailed information and
send a report to Apple.
I've tried creating another test and got exactly the same result (create and run and save works fine but the file cannot be opened again after having closed Xamarin Test Recorder).
This seems like an amazing tool and I'd love to use it; has anyone come accross this issue and can suggest a fix.
Today I downloaded the latest version and it worked.
From https://developer.xamarin.com/guides/testcloud/testrecorder/
I also found the Xamarin email support gave quick responses : support#xamarin.com
I have developed my app in phonegap. I need to generate log due to some issue. How can I generate it?
If you mean log for debug, just use console.log(<your text>) and open developer tools / Web inspector to see it. Also can be viewed in LogCat
I want to automate one mobile native app. When I try to record a script using Robotium Recorder its giving 'The Application is not responding' error.
Where as I am able to do recording for other application.
I have also tried Appium for the same app but faced different issues like
Not able to inspect element of drop down using UIAutomatorViewer
and Click is not working with appium test is passing but no action is performed
So I just wanted to know is it that application issue which I am trying to automated. If yes what will be the issue for what I can ask to client.
Other Details
Appium Version 1.4.16.1
Java Version 1.8.0_71
Win 7 64 bit
Selenium 2.48.2
Application is changed now its working
I installed ARC_Welder to test run my android apps. App runs , but I was trying to get logs. I read this article : https://developer.chrome.com/apps/getstarted_arc .
Tried running -- plugin.shell('adbd') in JavaScript console (chrome://inspect/#apps) .
But i'm getting this error :
Uncaught ReferenceError: plugin is not defined
Same thing happened when tried running : plugin.shell('logcat');
I'm not a chrome javascript developer. please help me understand where i am wrong..
I just had the same issue, the instructions on the page you mentioned are correct, but not very clear.
You should:
Open your debug APK in ARC Welder and run it
Open logcat in Android Studio, (or what ever tool you normally use to view logcat).
Open Chrome and type "chrome://inspect/#apps" in the address bar
Hopefully you see your App name listed, click the 'inspect' link for your app.
In the Javascript Console that appears type "plugin.shell('adbd')" and press enter.
Now go back to Android Studio and you should see a load of log messages in the logcat, filter by your app name and hopefully you are good to go.
Are you sure you opened your apps page by clicking the "inspect" link from the "chrome://inspect/#apps" page?
The error you see suggests that you are typing it into some javascript console that isn't for an app view. The "plugin" name is only defined for use by Chrome apps and extensions, and not arbitrary web pages.