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Explorer throws Error when saving settings
When saving the date explorer settings, the error below is show.
Uncaught runtime errors: × ERROR No authority token provided @ armRequestWithoutPolling@ @ armRequest@ listKeys@ @ handlerOnSubmit@ handleOnSubmit@ callCallback@ dispatchEvent@[native code] invokeGuardedCallbackDev@ invokeGuardedCallback@ invokeGuardedCallbackAndCatchFirstError@ executeDispatch@ executeDispatchesInOrder@ executeDispatchesAndRelease@ forEachAccumulated@ runEventsInBatch@ runExtractedPluginEventsInBatch@ handleTopLevel@ batchedEventUpdates$1@ batchedEventUpdates@ dispatchEventForLegacyPluginEventSystem@ attemptToDispatchEvent@ dispatchEvent@ unstable_runWithPriority@ discreteUpdates$1@ discreteUpdates@ dispatchDiscreteEvent@
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Go to Data Explorer settings.
- Click on Apply.
- See error
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Desktop (please complete the following information):
- OS: Apple MacBook Pro M4 Max
- Browser: Safari
- Docker Image ID: sha256:4ae05080c4468beeb2fc18faa356a83d1458163b5b8fc1631195599d90d9f7d6
- Explorer Version: a7fd346eaef5f2fb5b0ca6bee5b6d7164be2ff83
I am wondering if you could share what you are trying to set, so we can explore about a solution on how to make that available. e.g. we might offer a configuration file you could reference from the container or we could use browser storage.
I don't need to set anything, but it errors even if nothing is changed and you click Save. I was just playing around and found that error.
I can reproduce the same issue when using the concrete Windows emulator.
- brand new installation
- open settings
- disable cross-partition query
- Apply => Error occurred fetching keys for the account." No authority token provided