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Here a simple example ```javascript const list = ["a", "b", "c"] function getListItem() { const input_string = scriptThread.showGetItemDialog("Select", "test", list) if (input_string == "") { scriptThread.messageBox("Error", "Select", "Required") scriptThread.stopScript() return...

My understanding was, the script would immediately abort after the stop and would never reach the line where it tries to deference the null? But from your explanation it sounds...

I got a similar issue when using `http.post` and my test server is not running. At least for my issue, it seems like `IOClient` is only catching `HttpException`s but somewhere...

I guess this behavior is triggered by "On Type Formatting" of the Dart LSP. Try adding the following setting to deactivate this: ``` { "use_on_type_format": false } ``` PS: to...

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Sorry for the late reply. @cobra0315 I am not using MM anymore (device I used broke), so I don't really know if it still works. The APIs generally exist in...

So I did some testing and reading documentation. The short summary is, this plugin does not work anymore. To make it work, it would need to run in an https...

I (still) cannot reproduce the issue. Tried with several combinations in the past and now again and it always works for me. Could you reproduce the bug?