Keybind Config not working

[GBry]

Changed it to super.y but still not working. Why? super.L is used for focusing the address bar in chrome.
After install it worked, then I pressed the cross button and it never works anymore. It won't show up.

[Raze2]

I had the same issue. I changed the key to ctrl.l and cleared local storage in console command:
localStorage.clear();
This fixed the problem.

[PhiloNL]

Changed it to super.y but still not working. Why? super.L is used for focusing the address bar in chrome. After install it worked, then I pressed the cross button and it never works anymore. It won't show up.

@GBry could cmd+y be taken by something else? Could you try a few different keys and see if that makes a difference?

[GBry]

I will write back tomorrow morning regarding this issue when I resume writing code. It's getting late here. Thank you.

[GBry]

localStorage.clear(); did the trick; after entering the command then refreshing, it opened the bar, but when I close it, I can't open it with the assigned key.

Tried keys:

• Y
• I (as in India)
• M
• B

[Giovanni-Petrella]

I have the same problem I can't get the debugbar to work it doesn't appear by changing any key combination, I'm trying on Linux distro manjaro and debian

[Giovanni-Petrella]

I'm not sure how it should work but I don't see the view markup in the pages how can it be resolved?

[PhiloNL]

I'm not sure how it should work but I don't see the view markup in the pages how can it be resolved?

Do you have a Livewire component on the page? It will only render if at least one component exists.

[Giovanni-Petrella]

Of course this was clear to me but I use more than 200 livewire components in our app and on almost all pages there are more livewire components, even many components, but I never see the package markup what can I check to understand why it doesn't work?

[PhiloNL]

Of course this was clear to me but I use more than 200 livewire components in our app and on almost all pages there are more livewire components, even many components, but I never see the package markup what can I check to understand why it doesn't work?

A change that was introduced yesterday might be related:

By default, WireSpy is enabled only in your local environment. You can override this in config/wire-spy.php or by setting an environment variable:
WIRE_SPY_ENABLED=true

Can you verify that your environment is set to local or test if setting the WIRE_SPY_ENABLED env makes a difference? :)

[Giovanni-Petrella]

Of course but to be safe I also added WIRE_SPY_ENABLED=true: part
of my env:

APP_ENV=local
APP_KEY=base64:pLWTbnLYjV5wRgDcFKCmQsX5MwoleamHhL4YLnBtBLh=
APP_DEBUG=true

ENVIRONMENT=local

DEBUGBAR_ENABLED=false
WIRE_SPY_ENABLED=true

[Giovanni-Petrella]

If you tell me the mechanism by which it detects that there is livewire on the page, perhaps I can guess if there is something particular that inhibits component recognition in my software

[PhiloNL]

If you tell me the mechanism by which it detects that there is livewire on the page, perhaps I can guess if there is something particular that inhibits component recognition in my software

You can find the related code here:
https://github.com/wire-elements/wire-spy/blob/main/src/SupportAutoInjectedAssets.php

[Giovanni-Petrella]

As I thought there is something wrong because if I do:
$html = $handled->response->getContent();
dd(str($html)->contains(''));
it return: false
and if i do: dd(str($html));
return:

[PhiloNL]

I get the same result, so this doesn't seem to be the issue.
Also, dd(str($html)->contains('')); will return false because it is not checking if a specific value exists.
The correct statement is str($html)->contains('</html>') so you will have to double-check if your page source contains an HTML closing tag.

If you could create a repository that reproduces the problem I can investigate further.

[Giovanni-Petrella]

No yes, I tried as you say and it comes back to me false only that in the comment I didn't put with the code tag and it took me away </html> so I tried too with str($html)->contains('</html>') and return false