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Summary: The proxy intercepted every `Debugger.getScriptSource` request and tried to fetch the URL it had recorded for the script, failing closed on an empty or non-HTTP one. Scripts compiled from debug client expressions (e.g. code typed into the DevTools console) report an empty `url`, so requesting their source failed even once the target can serve it. The proxy now forwards the request to the target when it has no HTTP(S) URL of its own to fetch, and relays the target's response back. Proxy-side serving is unchanged: with a fetchable URL the proxy still answers itself, and it still never reads local files. Changelog: [GENERAL] [FIXED] - Fix "Unable to fetch script source" when debugging code evaluated in the DevTools console Differential Revision: D121001393
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Summary: Pull Request resolved: #58625 The proxy intercepted every `Debugger.getScriptSource` request and tried to fetch the URL it had recorded for the script, failing closed on an empty or non-HTTP one. Scripts compiled from debug client expressions (e.g. code typed into the DevTools console) report an empty `url`, so requesting their source failed even once the target can serve it. The proxy now forwards the request to the target when it has no HTTP(S) URL of its own to fetch, and relays the target's response back. Proxy-side serving is unchanged: with a fetchable URL the proxy still answers itself, and it still never reads local files. Changelog: [GENERAL] [FIXED] - Fix "Unable to fetch script source" when debugging code evaluated in the DevTools console Differential Revision: D121001393
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Summary:
The proxy intercepted every
Debugger.getScriptSourcerequest and tried to fetch the URL it had recorded for the script, failing closed on an empty or non-HTTP one. Scripts compiled from debug client expressions (e.g. code typed into the DevTools console) report an emptyurl, so requesting their source failed even once the target can serve it.The proxy now forwards the request to the target when it has no HTTP(S) URL of its own to fetch, and relays the target's response back. Proxy-side serving is unchanged: with a fetchable URL the proxy still answers itself, and it still never reads local files.
Changelog:
[GENERAL] [FIXED] - Fix "Unable to fetch script source" when debugging code evaluated in the DevTools console
Differential Revision: D121001393