Is there a way to hide OJS Runtime Errors that appear when first loading an HTML page?

[thegilpatrick]

Description

Hey I have an imported function that takes a second to load on my webpage. While it is loading it displays a OJS runtime error. Is there anyway to hide this error message?

I tried this within the code cell but it didn't work.

//| warning: false
//| error: false

[cscheid]

This is indeed a super annoying thing about our OJS support.

I would love to fix it, but I haven't been able to figure out how to detect and wait for the dependency injection from the import statements that happen asynchronously.

[boshek]

@thegilpatrick question: Is this in reference to an ojs chunk that truly did fail or is it the situation when a page takes a bit to load and one temporarily sees an ojs chunk failure and then the code executes and it disappears?

[thegilpatrick]

Yeah it is that it takes too long to load and displays as an error but then it disappears after. But there is no real error.

[boshek]

thanks for the response. Encountering the same issue :(

[mikabr]

I'm having the same issue – here's another example for reference.

[cscheid]

Thanks, folks. To be clear, we are keenly aware that the issue exists. It's just not something we believe we can easily fix at the moment.

[boshek]

Thanks @cscheid, totally. I just wanted to make sure that this was same issue I was having (which it was). Thanks for all you do!

[thegilpatrick]

Hi @cscheid are there any updates on this? Should I submit it as an issue? Or is it still not an easily fixable issue?

Thanks again for your work on this project!

[mikabr]

FWIW a partial workaround I've used is to hide the errors using css:

.observablehq--error {
  display: none;
}

[thegilpatrick]

Oh thanks! Idk why I didn't think of this.