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0.2.11 - Stack overflow when running without analytics #512
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@nonzeronucleus You need to disable Analytics module in your code by |
Thanks. The beta seems to fix the issue. |
currently tackling the same issue, i tried to install aws-amplify@beta, still ain't working. |
@sanjosedennisns7593 did you try the latest version? |
@powerful23 yup, i'm currently using the latest version. |
@sanjosedennisns7593 Can you restart your app to see if it still happens? This error should have been fixed in #644 |
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Bug
What is the current behavior?
Running a React app using aws-amplify v0.2.11 with analytic disabled (aws_app_analytics: "disable" in my config) results in a repeated "uncaught (in promise) exceed buffer size" error after running for a couple of minutes.
The error is coming from
./node_modules/aws-amplify/lib/Analytics/Analytics.js.AnalyticsClass._putToBuffer
What is the expected behavior?
For the app to run without these errors.
Which versions of Amplify, and which browser / OS are affected by this issue? Did this work in previous versions?
Running React (simple app based on Create-react-app), using aws-amplify v0.2.11 on MacOS with Chrome 65.0.3325.181
Identical app running with v0.2.09 of aws-amplify works fine, without any errors.
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