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Hey everyone!
We've been upgrade-testing for Qlik Sense June 2020 and we've noticed some odd behavior - every once in a while, when logging in, the navigation bar (containing the list of streams) sometimes starts off closed rather than open. It can be reopened using the button but this inconsistent behavior is obviously undesirable. For the same user, it will usually start open (as it should) but maybe one time in five or one time in ten it will start off closed.
Has anyone encountered this behavior, or has any ideas how to address it? Can't find anything in Qlik's support site...
I have been doing a little searching as well and like you, I am not finding much in the way of that issue, so the only thing coming to mind is something in the web browser caching potentially causing the issue, have you tried clearing the browser cache on the client(s) in question and retesting to see if the issue goes away? That is about the only thing of which I can think in this case that would be causing the issue. Please doe confirm back if that does address things, or if you figure out something else, please leave a follow-up note on what you think it was. If you have further questions, leave an update post. Sorry I do not have anything better, but hopefully this may do the trick.
Regards,
Brett
@Brett_BleessThanks - this issue persists after clearing the cache, unfortunately. It is possible that clearing the cache will "solve" the issue and then re-caching creates it again, but obviously we can't tell people to clear their cache after every QS session...
Have you checked in the Proxy logs yet to see if there is anything there that provides any clues? Pretty sure that should be the pertinent place to start on this one, as even if it is something further in the backend, I would expect the Proxy should likely be writing something in this case, so be sure to check through those around a time when the issue occurred and see if you can find something that looks of interest there.
Regards,
Brett
Unfortunately I have no idea what to look for in the proxy logs, but I'll try and fish around for anything suspicious...