This is not the HTTP port that you are using to host your extension, the port that is specified in the manifest file (. Note: The remote debugging port (for example, 8696) must match the port address you use with Chromium for debugging. This command enables remote debugging of extensions for this session of Tableau. "C:\Program Files\Tableau\Tableau \bin\tableau.exe" -remote-debugging-port=8696 Latest maintenance release of 2020.2.7+, 2020.3.6+, 2020.4.2+Ĭhromium downloads for debugging Tableau 2018.2, 2018.3Ĭhromium downloads for debugging Tableau 2019.1 and laterĬhromium for Windows ( chrome-win.zip) (.0)Ĭhromium for macOS ( chrome-mac.zip) (.0)
Just download and unzip the file and run chrome.exe (Windows) or chromium (macOS). In some cases you could use Chrome, but because of version incompatibilities in the debugging protocol, we recommend using specific builds of Chromium, which matches the version of the browser running inside Tableau. To debug your extension, you’ll need to use a Chromium-based browser (Chromium is the open-source version of Chrome). Known issues with debugging extensions in Tableau Desktop.Debugging loading and initialization issues (Tableau 2020.4 and earlier).Debugging loading and initialization issues (Tableau 2021.1 and later).
Debugging Tableau Desktop using Chrome/Chromium.Start Tableau Desktop and enable debugging (macOS).Start Tableau Desktop and enable debugging (Windows).Note For Tableau Server or Tableau Online, see Debugging Extensions in Tableau Server and Tableau Online. Hosting and Contributing to the Community Portal.Use Log Files to Troubleshoot Dashboard Extensions.Debug Extensions in Tableau Server and Tableau Online.Cross-Site Scripting and Extension Security.
What Happens When you Reload an Extension.Create a "Hello World" Dashboard Extension.Design Guidelines for Dashboard Extensions.