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Whitelist of WakaTime Not Work
Currently, I set a host domain in order to record my Jupyter Notebook but I found it doesn't work at all.
Version 1.0.2
Instead of logging 0 minutes, the following setting logs more hours than the time I spent "actively" tinkering with Jupyter notebooks. I am also with Version 1.0.2.

Can you try loading the extension from source code, using master branch of this repo?
Can you try loading the extension from source code, using master branch of this repo?
Hi, there are any updated instruction to build project?
@marcopollacci Thank you for asking what was my initial response. I finally got motivated to give it a try after two weeks.
For now, well, just don't bother with building it quite yet. The extension in the master branch does not do much :) It has an empty option field. My notes for building the project are at the bottom, after the divider.

These are based on a similar note for Firefox, posted in issue #49, per this post.
# 1. clone this repo
# 2. cd to the folder
# 3. get `npm` ready: otherwise, I get `clap not found` error
npm install
# 4. build the extension locally
npm start
# Should things compile, finally, you can try to "load" the following directory via Developer mode
# Path: /chrome-wakatime/dist/chrome
Note the following:
- These steps worked on a Linux Mint machine, but not on a WSL Pengwin instance. I installed
npmthroughcondaon both machines. - The Developer mode thing does not with Chrome from Google. I used Vivaldi instead. (Ref: https://superuser.com/a/768154)
Sorry, I'll add some notes to the readme later. That is instructions for the new build path.
The released version is just sourcing it from the repo folder
I'll looking for the new instruction, thank you :)
@vujita Could you speak of the "OPTIONS GO HERE" in the screenshot, and when will it be fixed if it is a bug (or produced by an unpushed commit)?

The current production build is from assets, and builds to the repo level folder.
The future build from src and will go into dist, this is still in the works
I don't quite follow what you said. Could you detail the steps for "production build"? I have no idea how to deal with the two folders in assets/.
The published extension source code is in assets This will build the js/css to a git ignored public folder. Then you load the extension from the same folder as the repo, not dist
The next build will build into a dist folder, and will be sourced from there. I am in the middle of porting it over and want to leave what is currently released untouched
Sounds good (though, it still did not get me to try what @alanhamlett was suggesting in the first place).
Nevertheless, looking forward to a new release. Here is a running list of problems I have encountered:
- With a whitelisted tab loaded in a tab, when I leave the browser window, the timer keeps counting the idle hours.
- Need a pointer to "load the extension from source code".
Solved on V3 👍