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UXP Plugin Load: Websocket error [object Object] #11
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Hi there! You might want to ask this in the UXP forum if you haven't already: https://forums.creativeclouddeveloper.com/c/uxp-developer-tool/65 If we don't have a tag yet for the command line tool please add a tag...
I think you should be able to install it if you ask your Admin to create an installer or to install it for you (I'm double checking this). Finding your admin can be tricky: https://helpx.adobe.com/enterprise/kb/contact-administrator.html (A very strict admin might tell you "no"... but if you're building something for the company, hopefully they would approve!) |
I checked, and apparently UDT is not yet available in the Admin Console after all... although it will be eventually, work is underway. Sorry about that... |
No worries, thank you for double checking anyhow. I had actually tasked our Admin to verify that UDT was still not available in the Console before trying out this CLI version, you managed to get me the answer first though! I'll try posting the same question in the UXP forum; hopefully someone there have managed to get things set up correctly. |
This issue was resolved in the Adobe Developer Forums: https://forums.creativeclouddeveloper.com/t/uxp-devtools-cli-websocket-error-object-object/7528 The issue seems to be that localhost is resovled as an IPv6 adress instead of IPv4, and changing line 105 in devtools-cli/packages/uxp-devtools-core/src/core/client/connection/CliClientController.js from Also, see this fork where the fix (among others) is already pulled into the source: https://github.com/bubblydoo/devtools-cli |
Hi,
I'm unable to get this tool to work when loading a plug in.
It seems to work fine when starting the service
Then enabling the dev-tools
But when trying to initialize a plugin it just outputs the following:
Tried with both on a new plugin initialization (running
uxp plugin init
) as well as this code: https://github.com/AdobeDocs/uxp-photoshop-plugin-samples/tree/main/hello-world-panel-js-sampleAny idéas why it's not working?
Running on Windows 10 Enterprise, 22H2 with Photoshop 2022 ( 23.1.0 )
It's an enterprise environment without Creative Cloud App, so I'm unable to install the UI version of the UXP Developer Tools.
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