Unable to process some dumps
I was trying to dump a Symfony form. Buggregator fails with the following error in console:
Modules\VarDumper\Exception\InvalidPayloadException: Unable to decode the message. in /app/app/modules/VarDumper/Application/Dump/MessageParser.php at line 22
The base64 encoded payload is indeed 599573 chars long strlen().
Please allow bigger payloads. We should also get some kind of information that buggregator failed to process the payload.
Could you provide var-dumper version?
I am sorry, I don't remember which project it was. But I think it's v7 (7.0.6)
@butschster it's happening again - I am forced to use older VarDumper version 5.4. I am trying to dump, I guess, larger class(?) and buggregator fails with this message:
2024-12-17T12:55:16.045432788Z 2024-12-17T12:55:16+0000 ERROR app Modules\VarDumper\Exception\InvalidPayloadException: Unable to decode the message. in /app/app/modules/VarDumper/Application/Dump/MessageParser.php at line 27 [] []
It would be nice if you provide the value of the $message variable when the exception is happened
Here, the encoded message dumped right before its sent from var-dumper https://github.com/symfony/var-dumper/blob/5.4/Server/Connection.php#L63
@FluffyDiscord This payload decodes correctly. I'm curious how this data looks on the Buggregator side.
I am using Buggregator docker 1.12.1 (ghcr.io/buggregator/server:1.12.1). You tell me :D
This is still happening, is this solution abandoned? @butschster
@butschster @roxblnfk can this PLEASE be fixed? I am running into this every day, its frustrating and extremely annoying ๐ I just want to be able to dump things :(
@butschster @roxblnfk can this PLEASE be fixed? I am running into this every day, its frustrating and extremely annoying ๐ I just want to be able to dump things :(
Hey! Thanks for your patience ๐ Iโm currently away for a couple of weeks in another country, so I canโt always check and fix things properly. But Iโll take a look at this issue as soon as Iโm back! Thanks for understanding! ๐
@butschster its been a year and this is still NOT fixed, please, for the love of god, I can't dump Symfony's Request object at times, come on, ~I am pretty sure the issue is in that weird database you are using to store things, it cant handle that big payload~