Chris Frolik

Sorry, it wasn't meant to be a complaint, but rather a question about how feasible it would be to improve it.

In particular, I am most curious about how it handles human faces, since that seems to be the part where the mini version has the most room for improvement.

> I wouldn't expect anything too soon though as it is actually a very involved process to train the model. I wasn't sure if it was about hardware capability or...

Sorry, the `...` is just the part in the middle that I clipped out for brevity. Yes, the 'progress' reporter is running. I will try running with logLevel and get...

Here are the logs for both the failure case and success case. [failure.log](https://github.com/karma-runner/karma/files/3059462/failure.log) [success.log](https://github.com/karma-runner/karma/files/3059463/success.log)

> Are you using Angular Ivy? or the latest version of the Angular CLI? Augury currently doesn't have support for Angular Ivy Given that Ivy is currently in Release Candidate...

> @doggy8088 Yes it does Well, the readme still says: ``` Augury currently does not have support for Angular Ivy as of Augury v1. ```

> More safe way is to add component as entry, and use component factory resolver to get it through the component type, that you can provide to module providers. Do...

The runtime error went away when I deleted `"enableIvy": false` from my `tsconfig.json`.

The error occurs for me under angular `9.0.0-next.5` (which is what the linked `ivy` branch in the linked repo uses) when I run `ng serve` and launch `http://localhost:4200`. So: 1....