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If you first load a Galaxy that requires login (like usegalaxy.no [23.2] or usegalaxy.cz[24.2]) you will see the following in the browser console:
analysis.bundled.js?v=1733160056000:2 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: e.filter is not a function
at analysis.bundled.js?v=1733160056000:2:3831720
at u (analysis.bundled.js?v=1733160056000:2:3831779)
at analysis.bundled.js?v=1733160056000:2:3832422
or with sourcemaps:
webhooks.js:62 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: e.filter is not a function
at webhooks.js:62:17
at d (webhooks.js:50:24)
at webhooks.js:57:26
I assume some webhooks are trying to load improperly. the usegalaxy.cz has no webhooks enabled afaik.
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@martenson I see what's going on here, thanks for the report. The problem is that with login being required, that API request is getting sent back as a 302 to the login page contents, which isn't the json blob expected, and of course fails to parse. I can make the parsing more robust here, which is part of a fix. The other bit will be that while the API should be accessible anonymously, and I can query it directly w/ curl, it looks like requests that actually send a session hit the redirect which we almost certainly don't want for valid anonymous_and_sessionless endpoints.
If you first load a Galaxy that requires login (like usegalaxy.no [23.2] or usegalaxy.cz[24.2]) you will see the following in the browser console:
or with sourcemaps:
I assume some webhooks are trying to load improperly. the usegalaxy.cz has no webhooks enabled afaik.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: