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blowsie avatar blowsie commented on August 22, 2024 1

I also have the same issue, all other functionality is working just fine, but current connections is empty

Windows 10
node 5.2.0
npm 3.8.6
browsersync 2.11.1

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shakyShane avatar shakyShane commented on August 22, 2024 1

@patricknelson there was a fairly big rewrite of the client-side code for 2.24.0 - it seems like a bug may have surfaced - I'm looking into it

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gotascii avatar gotascii commented on August 22, 2024

I am also having a similar issue. Reload All works, however, there are no entries listed under "Current Connections". I am using lite-server with a basic server config. Using:

Browsersync [ 2.12.8 ]
Node [ 6.0.0 ]
Npm [ 3.8.6 ]

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Muzietto avatar Muzietto commented on August 22, 2024

Same as above, using:

  • win 7
  • browsersync 2.13.0
  • node 4.4.7
  • npm 3.5.3

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bechtold avatar bechtold commented on August 22, 2024

I use it as a gulp plugin, reload all and injecting css etc. works fine.
But I have the same problem, not seeing the connected devices.
I use the following setup:

OS X 10.10.5
node 4.2.1
npm 2.14.7
browsersync 2.14.0

I updated now (via homebrew) to:

node 6.3.1
npm 3.10.3

Still not working.

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chandanpasunoori avatar chandanpasunoori commented on August 22, 2024

I also have the same issue, all other functionality is working just fine, but current connections is not working

Ubuntu 16.04
node v6.3.1
npm 3.10.3
browsersync 2.14.0

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eriktoyra avatar eriktoyra commented on August 22, 2024

I experience the same thing. BrowserSync.io synchronizes the clients as expected but no connections shows up under Current Connections.

OSX 10.11.5
node v.5.4.0
npm 3.3.12
browsersync 2.2.0

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marcolindner avatar marcolindner commented on August 22, 2024

Same here:

Windows 7 node 4.4.5 npm 2.1.5 browsersync 2.15.0

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 avatar commented on August 22, 2024

I still have this issue. There are no browsers listed in current connections.

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trompx avatar trompx commented on August 22, 2024

Same problem with

  • Ubuntu 14.04
  • npm 3.10.2
  • node 5.9.1
  • browsersync 2.2.0

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blowsie avatar blowsie commented on August 22, 2024

@trompx you are using an old version that did not include the fix

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trompx avatar trompx commented on August 22, 2024

@blowsie my bad, that was my grunt-browser-sync version which uses browserync v2.14.0 (in package.json which is weird because when I open browsersync UI, i get v2.17.6).

Edit: after an npm update it works now...

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patricknelson avatar patricknelson commented on August 22, 2024

I have a similar issue, using:

Not sure what changed. It was working, now sadly it is not. The symptoms I have now are:

  • Does say say "Browsersync: connected" in the corner
  • Will no longer inject CSS changes
  • Nothing at all in the console log on the page
  • UI: Current connections area is empty
  • UI: History is empty

However, oddly enough, it will refresh the page whenever other files change (e.g. html). I'm a fairly new user and pretty baffled about what could cause it to suddenly stop working 😞

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patricknelson avatar patricknelson commented on August 22, 2024

Ok thanks @shakyShane - it may be worth noting that I did attempt to install an older version of browser-sync, roughly exactly 2.23.7 (FIXED), and it seemed to have the same effect as long as I was using grunt. I’m not at a computer at the moment so I can’t find the exact version, but it didn’t affect the version reported by the UI web interface, which was still at the latest version of 2.24.1. Interestingly, everything did seem to work as expected when I launched a separate CLI (from the global install of browser-sync) and I recall it working normally (ran that one first, of course, so it could bind to :3000 before grunt’s version of browser-sync)

The best I could deduce from that was maybe it had to do with some combination of how it integrated with grunt-browser-sync but I have absolutely no clue at all. I resigned myself to defeat and decided that if I couldn’t figure it out tomorrow that I’d just resort to limping along with watch until it’s fixed or I can move our massive Gruntfile.js over to gulp!

EDIT: Updated local browser-sync version.

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patricknelson avatar patricknelson commented on August 22, 2024

Ok, I fixed my issue by reverting to an older version. I found the exact version of local browser-sync installed: 2.23.7.

I was confused initially but forgot that browser-sync was being installed under grunt-browser-sync (not at the root level duh, /facepalm). Everything is totally fixed for me after shrink wrapping it, or with yarn:

  "resolutions": {
    "grunt-browser-sync/**/browser-sync": "~2.23.0"
  }

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