Eric Dubé

You're using a version of `node` that does not support the optional chaining operator. This means you're using node version 13 or earlier. The version of `node` you have installed...

We have [a plan](https://github.com/HeyPuter/puter/issues/225) to make errors about this more descriptive

@dennysubke does the official docker-compose file work? This looks like an issue with domain configuration. Take a look at these: - [domain configuration doc](https://github.com/HeyPuter/puter/blob/main/doc/self-hosters/domains.md) - [self-hosting instructions](https://github.com/HeyPuter/puter/blob/main/doc/self-hosters/instructions.md)

Any solution to this should use our license header tool (`tools/license-headers`), which is more capable than any license checker/updater we've been able to find elsewhere but needs to be documented.

I would register this to the `services` object like I did with ThemeService (that way everything stays as "flat" as possible architecturally). `helpers.js` can be thought of as "functions without...

[fixed](https://github.com/HeyPuter/puter/commit/0651aab1bea9cd84b3b220e302f2720ca44a1972)

Can you confirm that the version of Puter is `2.5.1`? You should be able to see this in the [dev tools in your browser](https://jeffrey1183.gitbooks.io/intro-to-programming/content/front-end-development/what-is-javascript/4developer-tools-on-different-browsers.html) I'm testing on the same commit...

So now we have two reproductions, but I can't reproduce this issue myself using `docker-compose`. What I can do is summarize what I know so far: 1. Based on the...

Okay fully acknowledged, this sucks. I don't know how you're experiencing these issues, and I've never seen the gui break like this before. I would just start from square 1...

Alternatively if you can open developer tools in your browser while the broken gui is open and take a screenshot that would be very helpful