Save button does not work for new target

[pixlapps]

OS info

• Operating System : Mac OSX 22.2.0
• Wappler Version : 5.3.1

Problem description

Cannot add a local docker container. Save button does not work for new target

Steps to reproduce

1. open settings
2. add docker hosting
3. Click save

[pixlapps]

the save button actually does not work for any of the tabs on settings.

[pixlapps]

Also not sure if it is related but when going into settings Server Side in General Tab displays correctly as:

The trying to add new local dev docker:

Go back to General tab and Server Side loses it’s settings:

[pixlapps]

I also have a remote Linode docker that can also not be added in settings. Save does not work in targets tab in settings as indicated:

[pixlapps]

Weirdly enough under targets in .wappler folder all these attemps of mine were added but did not display in UI

[George]

Please restart Wappler with logging, reproduce the problem and attach the debug log. See:

How to report bugs together with the Wappler debug log

Updated for Wappler Version 5.0 and higher We have a built-in bug reporting in Wappler that auto post a topic in this forum together with the debug log. Starting from version 1.1.0 the logging isn’t available per default, so you need to restart Wappler with logging. You can do that by clicking on the Wappler’s tray icon (Windows right click) and then choose “Restart with Logging” Then reproduce your problem and choose to submit a bug report from the Wappler menu File / Submit error report … o…

[TwitchBlade]

@pixlapps This just happened to me on a new project. Have you found a work around?

[pixlapps]

I reverted to older target folders and files that I had committed to git before my changes. Was the only way I could work around.

These files are in the hidden .wappler folder.

But do not mess with files manually if you aren’t sure what you are doing.

[TwitchBlade]

Yea I ended up doing the same thing. I did notice that the save button does work on a new project when you first create the target.