I have updated the native postman version from 5.2.0 to 6.2.5 in my Ubuntu 14.04 system and all my previous version API collections are available without any issues.
When I tried to lock Postman to the sidebar Launcher on my Ubuntu system, I noticed the Postman icon is not displaying and it is displaying ? symbol instead. I have restarted the Postman application as well but no luck. Anyone solved this problem before or can I safely ignore this since there is no issues with Postman functional features?
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I am using Postman desktop for Linux version and I am not able to see the console, I used ctrl+c and it didn't work, also this version doesn't has the view menu, maybe this version doesn't has the console future? My Postman version is:
Postman for Chrome
Version 5.5.5
linux / x86-64
Chrome 101.0.0.0
This is how my Postman interface looks like:
Any ideas?
I'm trying to get the oracledb node package to work with an electron app. It works fine in development, but breaks when I generate a production build. I've traced this down to code signing / hardening process of macOS where the app cannot interact with the oracle drivers that are installed onto the user machine separately from the app. I've tried disabling the various entitlements but without much luck. Not sure if it's just not possible.
Seems a similar problem happens with the odbc npm package.
I was trying to use Chrome DevTools as usual for recording NodeJS CPU profiling, but this time something was different that there wasn't a record button inside the Profiler property page.
As you can see from the image below, the property page is entirely empty.
missing profiler record button
The software's versions are shown below:
chrome: Version 87.0.4280.66 (Official Build) (64-bit)
node: 10.14.2
OS: Ubuntu 20.04
Does anyone know what is going on? Or, is there an alternative way of profiling NodeJS performance without using Chrome DevTools?
This is a Chrome bug in v87+ and a fix is pending release: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1151855
I had the same problem with a similar setup but with Kubuntu 19.10.
I rolled back chrome to its previous version (86.0.4240.75) which I got here: https://www.slimjet.com/chrome/download-chrome.php?file=files%2F86.0.4240.75%2Fgoogle-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb.
This got me back my CPU Profiler.
I am trying to find away to analyze the memory consumption in a NodeJS application. I am trying to use Chrome dev-tool on top of node inspector. It's quite basic to start and I am listening on default 9229 port as suggested here.
After connecting to the port from chrome, I can see the consoles and files under Node but I am unable to run memory snapshots. It's just disabled.
Opened the inspect screen and clicked on the inspect.
Then I see these options completely disabled.
On hover of record button, I see a message "Another profiler is already active" which I don't have a clue to.
What could be the underlying issue here?
System specifications
Chrome - 83.0.4103.97
OS - Windows 10
Node - 8.9.4
Any help is appreciated!
Finally after trying out different versions, new Microsoft edge, I found out that it's an issue with version incompatibility.
I tried with Node 9.11.1 and it didn't work.
But at end switched to 12.16.1 and it works there. For now I assume chrome/chromium dev-tools supports higher versions of NodeJS.
I also found that the platform needs to be the same.
That is to say, if you run nodejs on Linux, you also need to run Chrome on Linux.
I just installed Android Studio 1.5.1 on a Windows 7 64bit machine. I went to the built in SDK manager and I see that Android Studio is unable to fetch from some of the default sources.
Now I have tried some solutions that I saw online such as ticking the Force https:// sources to be fetched using http://, using a proxy, etc. I tried them and it still doesn't fetch from the 5 sources above. I have already disabled my firewall and anti virus for what it's worth.
I also tried using the Standalone SDK manager and still wasn't able to fetch successfully from those 5 sources. Here's the log:
I find it strange that I'm able fetch from the other default sources when ALL of the default sources are from https://dl.google.com/android/.... anyway. I also tried opening the URLs on my browser and I can see the page load. I also tried pinging via cmd and I get replies from it.
Is the problem on Google's server side? Anyone else experiencing this currently? I did not face this issue on an installation I made 3 weeks ago...
So I tried to reload the sources again a day after and it now successfully retrieves the packages from the URL. I guess the problem was on Google's side after all. Hope this helps anyone who might encounter this issue in the future.