This is especially true when the bug you are closing is serious and deserves a very focused and dedicated effort to: root cause it, fix it, and to create tests that are designed to prevent it from happening again. I appreciate your efforts to make improvements! I think that it's not a good idea to close a bug simply because you've fixed other, potentially unrelated, bugs. Working.]( remix-run/remix#1601 (comment)) Found an issue on this not working in remix : Perhaps a bug in Prisma, maybe he needs the cache files (because thereĪlso, I tried the live reload stuff that **remix dev** command does, soĪnd it did not auto reload, don't know if it was the case before because Of the docker image, I found that the only files that maybe got lostīetween (from) steps were some cache stuff about NPM in **/TMP** and Pruned all docker stuff and retested, same result.ĭived a bit into this with the docker tool called Re cloned the repo in an empty directory and It worked perfectly with build times around 60 seconds(image downloads Tried a few things and what worked was to remove the **installer** step, I've checked the v to make the `npx prisma generate`
You can make sure you always hydrate if is going to be on, perhaps by.your request to fetch the new route is aborted by the browser.new route takes long enough to respond that websocket is reconnected.So what happens in your (Firefox) browser when this goes wrong? What seems to be the problem in this caseĪs of the current release 1.7.4 of the component will automatically reload your page every time the websocket connection is reset, regardless of why it is reset.
#Livereload firefox mac#
In Firefox 106.0.3 however (Windows and mac tested) I end up right where I started! The route appears to just bounce, which isn't exactly what happens but not far away either. You'll most likely end up on the destination link, if you're in Chrome. Now start the dev server and go to the first route, and click the link.
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