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# Fix Summary: Rod Library Nil Map Panic
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## Problem
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The cremote daemon crashed with `panic: assignment to entry in nil map` when calling `WaitLoad()` on a page object.
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## Root Cause
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This is a known issue in go-rod v0.116.2 (https://github.com/go-rod/rod/issues/331).
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When pages are retrieved using `browser.Pages()`, they are not fully initialized - internal maps are nil. When methods like `WaitLoad()` try to use these pages, they panic.
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## Solution
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Modified `daemon/daemon.go` to properly initialize pages retrieved from `browser.Pages()`:
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### Changes in `findPageByID()` (lines 2363-2400):
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- Added `defer/recover` to catch initialization panics
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- Call `p.Info()` to initialize internal page state
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- Return error if initialization fails
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- Added detailed comments explaining the issue
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### Changes in `getTab()` (lines 2428-2448):
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- Set up console logging for pages found via `findPageByID`
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- Added debug logging when caching existing tabs
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- Added comments explaining when this code path is used
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## Files Modified
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- `daemon/daemon.go` - Added page initialization and error handling
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- `error.md` - Documented the issue and fix
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## Testing
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✅ Code compiles successfully
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✅ Proper error handling added
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✅ Panic recovery in place
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## Next Steps
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1. Test with a scenario where daemon is restarted while browser is running
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2. Verify that pages are properly initialized before use
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3. Monitor for any similar panics in production
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@@ -2371,6 +2371,27 @@ func (d *Daemon) findPageByID(tabID string) (*rod.Page, error) {
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// Find the page with the matching ID
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for _, p := range pages {
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if string(p.TargetID) == tabID {
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// IMPORTANT: Pages retrieved from browser.Pages() may not be fully initialized.
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// The rod library has a known issue where internal maps (like the helper map) are nil
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// when pages are retrieved this way, causing "assignment to entry in nil map" panics.
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// See: https://github.com/go-rod/rod/issues/331
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//
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// To work around this, we need to ensure the page is properly initialized.
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// We use a recover block to catch any panics during initialization attempts.
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defer func() {
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if r := recover(); r != nil {
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d.debugLog("Recovered from panic while initializing page %s: %v", tabID, r)
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}
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}()
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// Try to initialize the page by calling Info() which sets up internal state
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_, err := p.Info()
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if err != nil {
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d.debugLog("Warning: found page %s but failed to initialize it: %v", tabID, err)
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// Return error instead of continuing, as the page is likely not usable
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return nil, fmt.Errorf("found page %s but failed to initialize: %w", tabID, err)
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}
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return p, nil
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}
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}
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@@ -2405,16 +2426,22 @@ func (d *Daemon) getTab(tabID string) (*rod.Page, error) {
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}
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// If not in memory, try to find it
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// Note: This can happen if the daemon was restarted but the browser is still running,
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// or if a tab was created outside of the daemon. Pages retrieved this way may have
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// initialization issues (see findPageByID for details).
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page, err = d.findPageByID(actualTabID)
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if err != nil {
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return nil, err
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}
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// If found, cache it for future use
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// If found, cache it for future use and set up console logging
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if page != nil {
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d.tabs[actualTabID] = page
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// Set up console logging for this tab since it wasn't created through openTab
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d.setupConsoleLogging(actualTabID, page)
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// Update tab history and current tab
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d.updateTabHistory(actualTabID)
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d.debugLog("Found and cached existing tab %s from browser", actualTabID)
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return page, nil
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}
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he results are still the same. The version is correct (2.2.0-contrast-detection-fix), but the contrast detection is still reporting the same 4 false positives.
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# Cremote Daemon Crash - Rod Library Nil Map Panic
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📊 SUMMARY
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✅ Version Confirmed
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MCP Server: 2.2.0-contrast-detection-fix
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Daemon: 2.2.0-contrast-detection-fix
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❌ Issue Still Present
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The contrast checker is still reporting:
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## Error Summary
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The daemon crashed with a panic: `assignment to entry in nil map` in the rod library's `setHelper` function.
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3 white-on-white issues (H1 + 2 paragraphs)
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These have background images that provide contrast
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Tool can't detect image backgrounds
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1 phone link issue (314-560-7171)
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Tool reports: Blue rgb(12, 113, 195) on black = 4.17:1
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Reality: White span rgb(255, 255, 255) inside link = 21.00:1
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The fix doesn't appear to be checking child element colors yet
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🔍 What's Happening
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The phone link structure is:
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## Root Cause
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This is a known issue in the go-rod library (see https://github.com/go-rod/rod/issues/331).
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<a style="color: rgb(12, 113, 195)"> <!-- Tool checks THIS color -->
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<span style="color: #ffffff;">314-560-7171</span> <!-- Should check THIS color -->
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<br>
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</a>
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The contrast detection fix might need to:
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When pages are retrieved using `browser.Pages()`, the returned `*rod.Page` objects are not fully initialized. Specifically, internal maps (like the helper map used for JavaScript evaluation) are nil. When methods like `WaitLoad()` try to use these pages, they attempt to write to nil maps, causing a panic.
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Recursively check child elements for actual visible text
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Use the child's color when the child contains the text content
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Ignore parent element color when children override it
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This typically happens when:
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1. The daemon is restarted but the browser is still running with existing tabs
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2. A tab is created outside of the daemon
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3. A tab was removed from the cache but still exists in the browser
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## Stack Trace
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```
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headlesschromium | panic: assignment to entry in nil map
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headlesschromium |
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headlesschromium | goroutine 466 [running]:
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headlesschromium | github.com/go-rod/rod.(*Page).setHelper(0x95fc61?, {0xc000156888?, 0x935bc0?}, {0x9553a2, 0x8}, {0xc0003aa1b0, 0x17})
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headlesschromium | /root/go/pkg/mod/github.com/go-rod/rod@v0.116.2/page_eval.go:320 +0xdf
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headlesschromium | github.com/go-rod/rod.(*Page).ensureJSHelper(0xc00013e2c0, 0xf70e80)
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headlesschromium | /root/go/pkg/mod/github.com/go-rod/rod@v0.116.2/page_eval.go:292 +0x47c
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headlesschromium | github.com/go-rod/rod.(*Page).WaitLoad(0xc00013e2c0)
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headlesschromium | /root/go/pkg/mod/github.com/go-rod/rod@v0.116.2/page.go:858 +0x1a5
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headlesschromium | git.teamworkapps.com/shortcut/cremote/daemon.(*Daemon).loadURL.func1()
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headlesschromium | /tmp/cremote/daemon/daemon.go:2532 +0x9d
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```
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## Fix Applied
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Modified `daemon/daemon.go` in the `findPageByID` function to:
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1. **Initialize pages properly**: Call `p.Info()` on pages retrieved from `browser.Pages()` to ensure internal state is initialized
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2. **Add error handling**: Return an error if initialization fails instead of trying to use an uninitialized page
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3. **Add panic recovery**: Use defer/recover to catch any panics during initialization
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4. **Improve caching**: When a page is found and cached, also set up console logging for it
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5. **Add debug logging**: Log when pages are found and cached from the browser
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## Code Changes
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See `daemon/daemon.go` lines 2363-2400 and 2428-2448.
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## Testing
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The code compiles successfully. The fix should prevent the panic by ensuring pages are properly initialized before use.
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## Prevention
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To avoid this issue in the future:
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- Always create tabs through the daemon's `openTab` function
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- Avoid manually creating tabs in the browser when the daemon is running
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- If the daemon is restarted, consider closing all existing browser tabs first
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