Topics created by Msterty

Do you use a custom image or jsreport official one?

I've tried the following and it works fine

docker run -p 5488:5488 -e blobStorage_provider=azure-storage -e extensions_azureStorage_accountName=jsrtest -e extensions_azureStorage_accountKey=xxx== -e extensions_azureStorage_container=jsreport jsreport/jsreport:4.7.0-full

Awesome thank you very much, working perfectly.

Thank you so much will keep the logging of the json in mind. its really helpful

Please try to also delete this folder

c:\Users\xxxuserxxx\AppData\Local\Temp\jsreport\

Maybe also try to remove npm cache and reinstall it.

Hi Jan

Thank you very much I appreciate the quick response!

Thank you very much, I had a look and we can definitely be sure it will be unique

My apologies, I see I forgot to respond.
Thank you for the clarification, much easier to include it in the instance configuration. I just wanted to know what was possible.

Hi Jan

Thank you very much.
Very clear, and I was able to get the URL I was looking for.

Please share a minimal playground demo replicating the issue. Thank you
https://playground.jsreport.net/

hi @Msterty

the problem is that we use the package.json's name content as the name of the windows service to register, so the second time you try to start a project with the same name it is going to detect it as duplicate.

if the instances to register as windows services are different projects/folder then you just need to change the package.json of each one and give it a unique name

hi!

I think you can do this to get how much time it took for the current render to get to the afterRender step

function afterRender (req, res) { const executionTimeMs = new Date().getTime() - req.context.startTimestamp }

just have in mind that the req.context.startTimestamp represents the start time of the current template, so if somehow the script is attached to a child template it will only give you how much time it tooks that specific child render, as long as you attach this script to your main template you will be able to get the time you expect.

You can gitignore it of course, but then you won't be able to change a recipe or any other prop stored in the entity config file.

Wondering when the date modified is changed? It should be changed only when you hit save in the studio.
Why you save it then? Could you elaborate?

Hi,

what jsreport version do you use?
What is your config value inside templatingEngines.strategy?

Hi Jan thank you so much it worked!!!