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Error: Could not bind to socket #49
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It seems that you can not have a debugger attached at the same time as having devtools open hence "Address already in use" error. |
I've noticed this bug myself but I think it's actually harmless. The binding error appears to be the result of a logic bug that tries to bind twice, with the second time of course failing. The first bind works and the system should remain functional. I'm going to see about fixing this properly today. |
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This caused all invocations to print a stack trace indicating a serious sounding error when in fact everything was working fine. Added a log statement to clarify that everything is fine :) Closes facebookarchive#49
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This caused all invocations to print a stack trace indicating a serious sounding error when in fact everything was working fine. Added a log statement to clarify that everything is fine :) Closes facebookarchive#49
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Upon starting an app, stetho fails to setup a server here:
https://github.com/facebook/stetho/blob/69a9ec51b93dc7eed122900ca5bbb823e6aa4ab9/stetho/src/main/java/com/facebook/stetho/server/LocalSocketHttpServer.java#L287
Not sure what I am doing wrong and whether there is anything particular needed to be configured on my test device (Nexus 5/6)?
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