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bug: White screen on update to to Ionic 4.6.0 (<html> root element never receives 'hydrated' class) #18649
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Also tried updating @ionic/angular-toolkit@2.0.0 -- no luck. |
Hi there, Thanks for the issue! Is this reproducible using one of the starters? If not, can you give me an idea of what I would need to do to reproduce this issue? Thanks! |
are you using another stencil library other than ionic? |
@liamdebeasi Not currently reproducible, and I have absolutely no idea what might be happening so not sure where to start. @manucorporat Actually yes, I am using ionic-super-tabs... good thinking. Let me try removing that. |
@manucorporat BINGO. Removing that does seem to get things loading. That's unfortunate. @ihadeed - Looks like an update might be necessary to move to Stencil One? I'm guessing that would be the fix. |
@lincolnthree I have a local branch with the Stencil One update ready, just needs some debug code cleanup. Will push/publish it soon. |
I'm going to close this since it has been fixed in Stencil, please follow along on issue #18655 for updates on the hotfix release. 🙂 |
Thank you @brandyscarney ! |
I am having the exact same issue, but I don't have ionic-super-tabs in my project. Still my root html-element is missing the hydrated class and the screen is white. This happened completely randomly, like it worked perfectly a week ago. It's hard to reproduce since it's an existing project but here is my ionic info:
Dependencies:
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@timmyrosen Could you please try out the dev build and let me know if that fixes it? |
Hi there, I've got the same issue when upgrading to It seems that the I'll just override My use-case: |
@QuentinFchx Can you please create a new issue? |
Thanks for the issue! This issue is being locked to prevent comments that are not relevant to the original issue. If this is still an issue with the latest version of Ionic, please create a new issue and ensure the template is fully filled out. |
Bug Report
Ionic version:
[x] 4.x
Current behavior:
The
<html>
root element never receives the<html class='hydrated'>
hydrated class, preventing the application from appearing, even though the app is ready and running. Adding the hydrated class manually causes the app to appear and function normally.The application builds normally in both dev and --prod modes without warnings or errors. No warnings or errors appears in the javascript console. I'm simply at a loss!
Expected behavior:
The hydrated class should be applied and the application should appear.
Steps to reproduce:
Related code:
Not currently able to reproduce in a sample app. I'll keep trying but it's not feeling great :)
Other information:
Ionic info:
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