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The first broadcast request will go through because I can hear the broadcast on the Google devices but no response (0 bytes) is sent from the node web server because it appears to be hung. Any next request will not go through at all until cli is stopped, "pm2 kill" is run and the leftover node process is killed manually or until a timeout is hit. (it seems to be about 5 minutes)
I think I first started noticing this problem around Friday (3 days ago). On or before Friday I ran an 'npm update' which could have upgraded a dependency. Since then I have updated again as well as updated node, npm and pm2.
This is causing all kinds of issues in the device handler because it sits and waits for a response (and none is given and eventually times out). The waiting ties up a thread and there are very few to go around to have one sitting and waiting for a response that never comes.
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Following up on this... I checked out my API usage and I found this. Every single API call results in error e.g. 100% error rate.
For some background, I have the cli version installed in Windows Server 2012. Client ID, secret and authorization all valid obviously (especially since I can hear the broadcast).
The first broadcast request will go through because I can hear the broadcast on the Google devices but no response (0 bytes) is sent from the node web server because it appears to be hung. Any next request will not go through at all until cli is stopped, "pm2 kill" is run and the leftover node process is killed manually or until a timeout is hit. (it seems to be about 5 minutes)
I think I first started noticing this problem around Friday (3 days ago). On or before Friday I ran an 'npm update' which could have upgraded a dependency. Since then I have updated again as well as updated node, npm and pm2.
Possibilities:
The log shows:
Error log is empty. Any ideas?
This is causing all kinds of issues in the device handler because it sits and waits for a response (and none is given and eventually times out). The waiting ties up a thread and there are very few to go around to have one sitting and waiting for a response that never comes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: