"Failed to load response data" in chrome about fetch HOT 12 CLOSED

We always set responseType to blob, which doesn't seem right. Introduced in #60.

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We always set responseType to blob, which doesn't seem right.

Thats definitely what we want to do, but it sounds like responseText is incorrectly being accessed somehow instead of the general response type.

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@nhagen can you post more to reproduce this example.

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I'm able to isolate this just using marty, but it is resolvable as described above.

Following the getting started guide here: http://martyjs.org/guides/getting-started/

npm install -g yo generator-marty
mkdir example && cd example
yo marty
yo marty:domain user
npm start
open http://localhost:5000/user/134 in chrome

Inspecting the api call to http://localhost:5000/api/users/134 yields Failed to load response data. I did not initially find this after using the yeoman generator, so i was able to get this in my own code and in the autogenerated code.

I'm creating an issue in martyjs in case its a problem with that library at this point. martyjs/marty#90

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Also to note, there is a Chrome devtools bug about not showing blob type XHR's response in Network tab -
https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=412401

Example: http://jsfiddle.net/ysangkok/sJxXk/86/

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I'm having the same exact problem. The chrome issue appears closed, yet the bug still remains.

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I think it is not released to stable yet. Chrome Canary works.

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Ah, thanks! Chrome Canary works.

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Closing out since this is not an issue with this library.

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I'm having the same exact problem!

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I am running an Angular 4 UI compile with webpack and I just upgraded to zone.js 0.8.4. Got the 'net ERR CONNECTION REFUSED error but only in Google Chrome browser. When I used IE I have no problems.

The zone.js code and error....

start of code....

function scheduleTask(task) {
    XMLHttpRequest[XHR_SCHEDULED] = false;
    var data = task.data;
    // remove existing event listener
    var listener = data.target[XHR_LISTENER];
    if (listener) {
        data.target.removeEventListener('readystatechange', listener);
    }
    var newListener = data.target[XHR_LISTENER] = function () {
        if (data.target.readyState === data.target.DONE) {
            // sometimes on some browsers XMLHttpRequest will fire onreadystatechange with
            // readyState=4 multiple times, so we need to check task state here
            if (!data.aborted && XMLHttpRequest[XHR_SCHEDULED] && task.state === 'scheduled') {
                task.invoke();
            }
        }
    };
    data.target.addEventListener('readystatechange', newListener);
    var storedTask = data.target[XHR_TASK];
    if (!storedTask) {
        data.target[XHR_TASK] = task;
    }
    sendNative.apply(data.target, data.args);  ///' error message Failed to load resource: net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED  ////
    XMLHttpRequest[XHR_SCHEDULED] = true;
    return task;
}

end of code.............

I don't even know what the scheduled task would be or why zone.js is processing this XHR TASK for data.
My observable calls are in an injected service and they are the only way that I pass Json data back and forth through http request/responses. All this works fine. Can't figure out why this task attempt is made with no data on Google Chrome.

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