formio / ngFormio

JSON powered form rendering library for AngularJS + Form.io.

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CKEditor call fails for Content Component [BUG]

christophermurphy2-veradigm opened this issue · comments

Environment

Please provide as many details as you can:

  • Hosting type
    • Local deployment
      • Version: ~3.20.0
    • Form.io
  • Formio.js version: ^3.24.0 (only as the dependency for this repo)
  • Frontend framework: Angular.js
  • Browser: Any
  • Browser version: Any

Steps to Reproduce

  1. In the builder, add a Content component.

Expected behavior

Component loads ckeditor.

Observed behavior

After the call to get the ckeditor fails, the component cannot be interacted with to create content as expected.

Example

GET https://cdn.staticaly.com/gh/formio/ckeditor5-build-classic/v12.2.0-formio.2/build/ckeditor.js net::ERR_ABORTED 503

When going directly to the url

Error 503 Service Unavailable

Service Unavailable
Guru Mediation:

Details: cache-mdw17338-MDW 1564410098 2568529691

Varnish cache server

Other observations

It seems that there was a v12.2.0-formio.2 release made on 7/2/2019, but the page the cdn refers to does not exist in GitHub.
https://github.com/formio/ckeditor5-build-classic/v12.2.0-formio.2/build/ckeditor.js returns 404.

It appears that staticaly is causing us issues. We are going to remove all dependencies on that service since it is not being reliable.

I see that formio.js has had the updated CDNs for a while now, any idea when that will make it's way to the 3.x builds for this repo?

What 3.x builds are you referring too?... We updated most of the builds to include this new url.

The 3.x branch for this repo still has 3.24.0 as the formio.js dependency, and the fix was in 3.24.1 looking at the changelog. Just wondering when ngFormio will get a release with an updated dependency. (Release would have been better wording than build)

Closing this thread as it is outdated. Please re-open if it is still relevant. Thank you for your contribution!