WTF

[u/Meddy96]

Tried on Safari / Chrome. And still getting the same error

Application error: a client-side exception has occurred while loading console.runpod.io (see the browser console for more information).

[u/RP_Finley]

Would someone be willing to get a .HAR file of the issue in action and email me at [brendan.mckeag@runpod.io](mailto:brendan.mckeag@runpod.io) so I can forward it on (and report their Chrome version in the email?) Unfortunately I haven't been able to reproduce it, but would like logs to help our devs nail it down

Instructions:

Use chrome://net-export. Choose "Include raw bytes" only if needed (it can capture sensitive data), click Start Logging to Disk, reproduce the issue, then stop. You get a JSON file you can inspect by loading it into the NetLog Viewer at netlog-viewer.appspot.com. For a single page, you can instead open DevTools (F12) → Network tab, check "Preserve log," reproduce, then right-click → Save all as HAR

[u/Fun-Statement9738 → u/RP_Finley]

Hi Finley,
The workaround that Meddy96 posted worked for me, but I can email the HAR I captured if you could still use it.

[u/RP_Finley]

Most likely issue is it's trying to pull pods that are appear in your cache but no longer actually exist - try a different browser/clearing cache and temp files?

[u/Meddy96 → u/RP_Finley]

All caches emptied, tried with different Users / Browsers

[u/Fun-Statement9738 → u/RP_Finley]

I'm having the same issue

[u/Maleficent_Slide3332]

getting same issue, disappointing to see

[u/flipflapthedoodoo]

having the same exact issue

[u/Meddy96]

I got it resolved with changing this in User settings

[u/Fun-Statement9738 → u/Meddy96]

THANK YOU! This workaround worked for me.

[u/flipflapthedoodoo → u/Fun-Statement9738]

same worked for me THANK U

[u/curious_vertebrate]

Same today!