Your app is having trouble loading the XXX component

🧩 Custom Components
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Hi,

My streamlit app uses 2 custom streamlit components (namely the cookie manager from GitHub - Mohamed-512/Extra-Streamlit-Components: An all in one place, to find complex or just not available components by default on streamlit. and GitHub - ash2shukla/streamlit-bokeh-events: A streamlit component for bi-directional communication with bokeh plots.) and it is deployed on GCP Cloud Run using Docker.

Sometimes (I would say with a frequency of 20%) one or both components fail to load with the below error

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As it happens to both components I don’t think it’s related to the way they are written.

I saw on other threads that it could have been fixed by this : Don't unmount iframe after custom component timeout by tconkling · Pull Request #3315 · streamlit/streamlit · GitHub but it’s apparently not the case.

I can see in the console that for some reason it fails to load static JS files:
GET https://<MY_APP_URL>/component/extra_streamlit_components.CookieManager.cookie_manager/static/js/main.743eab49.chunk.js net::ERR_ABORTED 404

I don’t know why this GET request fails as I can easily load the corresponding URL in my browser.

Do you know any way to fix this ?

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Any idea why that happens ?
Thanks

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I’m a same situation.
But I discover how to force this warning, blocking conections with socket:

In the first lines on your code:

import socket
def guard(*args, **kwargs):
    print("Internet Blocked")
socket.socket = guard

And cookie:manager never load, only show the warning.
Maybe the solution is for this way

regards

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Hi @Anatole_Callies, did you found the solution for it?

I am getting the same warning while loading application, it comes around 1-2 seconds and goes right away. But application works as expected.

Do you have any thoughts or code to not get this popup while loading the application?
Thanks.

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Yeh I keep sporadically getting this warning on my heroku deployed app as well - is there any fix to get rid of the warning?

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I finally squashed these warning popups by turning off “Enhanced Tracking Protection” for the application site in my browser, which FWIW is Firefox 115.8.0esr.

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Streamlit version 1.32.0 is now available and includes a significant improvement for custom components. The timeout warning for custom components was replaced with an element skeleton to improve the UX for slow loading components, especially in some cloud-hosted platforms.