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edited by support-michael, this issue is fixed in GapDebug 2014 EA4 release, Sept 17
Normally in Safari Dev tools you can click the right arrow on a network request to examine the response. Tonight though it is not working.
Here is a screen shot: https://www.evernote.com/shard/s3/sh/5d942a83-375b-4320-a6d0-a59971fc9ea9/efcfc42740f937784fba1836a59da1e4
The little blue line appears when I click, so *something* is happening, but it isn’t loading the detail view.
So, I opened up Dev Tools, and when I click, I see this:https://www.evernote.com/shard/s3/sh/c64a8d61-2ff7-4037-bbee-f2afdd805acb/229fa25b1e0008bfb5dee57c26c20662
Thx for sharing this issue. There is something goofy with the GapDebug’s ios webkit inspector timeline. I replicated a similar issue last week. I have opened bugs for the issue you shared and a related problem. The related problem is that the timeline does not always update and may require a nudge to begin updating…
We are investigating this week and will share what we learn and when the fix is available.
>We are investigating this week and will share what we learn and when the fix is available
Problem resolved. The fix will be in the next release planned for 1-2 weeks out.
Ah nice – for some reason I forgot to subscribe to the post so I didn’t see this till now. Any updated ETA?
>Any updated ETA?
Tentatively shooting for Sept 12. Maybe sooner, depending upon Apple’s Sept 9 ANN. The big push atm is ios8 compatibility. There are a few quirks that we are addressing now.
