SerialPort Version
10.4.0
Node Version
16.13.2
Electron Version
20.1.4
Platform
Microsoft Windows NT 10.0.19044.0 x64
Architecture
x64
Hardware or chipset of serialport
No response
What steps will reproduce the bug?
I unfortunately don't know. This happens occasionally in a complex application and I don't have found any way to trigger the bug. It just happens sometimes.
What happens?
The native code crashes. See here for the sentry stack trace: https://sentry.internal.makepro-x.com/share/issue/00c398c251ff426db2063a206d9117a1/
I know that this error comes from node-serialport, because if I open 37a99351-6a52-4763-a2d4-6ab1040c4070.tmp.node in a text editor, I find ascii text like node-serialport:DrainBaton or D:\a\bindings-cpp\bindings-cpp\src\serialport.
Unfortunately, I don't have more information available. Is there a place where I could get the .pdb files in order to upload them to sentry?
What should have happened?
It should not crash :-)
Additional information
No response
SerialPort Version
10.4.0
Node Version
16.13.2
Electron Version
20.1.4
Platform
Microsoft Windows NT 10.0.19044.0 x64
Architecture
x64
Hardware or chipset of serialport
No response
What steps will reproduce the bug?
I unfortunately don't know. This happens occasionally in a complex application and I don't have found any way to trigger the bug. It just happens sometimes.
What happens?
The native code crashes. See here for the sentry stack trace: https://sentry.internal.makepro-x.com/share/issue/00c398c251ff426db2063a206d9117a1/
I know that this error comes from
node-serialport, because if I open 37a99351-6a52-4763-a2d4-6ab1040c4070.tmp.node in a text editor, I find ascii text likenode-serialport:DrainBatonorD:\a\bindings-cpp\bindings-cpp\src\serialport.Unfortunately, I don't have more information available. Is there a place where I could get the .pdb files in order to upload them to sentry?
What should have happened?
It should not crash :-)
Additional information
No response