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Styling is breaking on some occasions #4452
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As discussed, we'll be trying to have auto update regardless of what branch, and use automated versioning based on |
This issue is not getting solved when we trigger an update. Will continue to debug, feel free to assign if anyone figures out the problem |
Now when the page loads with broken styling, the auto-update gets triggered and fetches the latest CSS files. So now, first the page visibly loads with broken styling, but immediately refreshes because of the auto-update, and then visibly loads properly. Workaround works, but underlying issue is still present. |
Hi, @gigincg, @nihal467, @khavinshankar, @mathew-alex, @aparnacoronasafe, This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had any recent activity. |
Describe the bug
On initial page load, the styling of the entire page is broken. This only happens sometimes but is persistent till a hard refresh is done.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Styles should be properly applied, and page should appear normal.
Screenshots
The page
The console
Network requests
Seems like the main css file fails to load on rare occasions, rendering an empty response:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3626859/210081530-555644d0-a8aa-479c-a033-b18ca39ff27c.png)
HAR file
Here's the HAR file, which contains full details of every network request and response made during the page load:
care.coronasafe.in.zip
(On a Chrome browser, Go to network tab > drag and drop the
.har
file and you should see the logs)Desktop:
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