Andrew Thauer

@kspearrin - Do you mind trying the latest version of Augury. We've made quite a few stabilization fixes since the release posted.

@kspearrin - Without additional details as to the errors it's hard to say. The use case of debugging another Angular devtool with Augury seems a bit low. However, in theory...

Yeah, that's odd. I would have expected to see something. Did you try reloading after you inspected? It's possible any actual errors only occur when your angular app first bootstraps.

NOTE: Tracking is an opt-in: Keeping this open so we can re-evaluate.

@xunjianxiang - Can you provide some additional details that might help reproduce this? For instance: - Does this occur right away or after your using augury? if so how long...

Could be related to #1317?

@zakmac - Are there any errors? If you right-click / inspect the devtool tab, you might seen console errors. Those could prove useful for troubleshooting.

Hi @walrus95. Thanks for the suggestion. This definitely sounds like something useful. Currently augury has "see source" in the properties tab which takes you to the chrome debugging. I agree...

The main reason I would want to see this is to be more [XDG](https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/XDG_Base_Directory) compliant. For instance, I currently do the following in order to keep my `$HOME` directory cleaner....

To be clear, I brought up `XDG` as a very valid example of why people may want to override the location of these files. Currently the `default-*` files are the...