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As Support team we can sometimes ask you to share a .HAR file when you report an issue in a web application.HAR is the short form for HTTP ARchive format, which tracks all the logging of web browser's interaction with a site.It will save time if you already attach this file when you reach out to us initially. If you are experiencing any of the below issues, a .HAR file will be useful: Performance issues: slow page loading, timeouts when performing certain task Page rendering issues: incorrect page format, missing information Issues in the UI If you want to know how to generate a file like that, keep on reading! Generating a .HAR file for Google Chrome Open Google Chrome and go to the page where the issue is occurring. Look for the vertical ellipsis button () and select More Tools > Developer Tools. From the panel opened, select the Network tab. Look for a round record button ( 🔴 ) in the upper left corner of the tab, and make sure it is red. If it is grey, click it on
One of our users from HESS reached out to Support with the below request. Currently the user can create an entity matching pipeline, but there's not way to schedule it to run and have to trigger it manually.This used to be possible, but seems to have been removed.Please bring this feature back as it's a core capability and differentiator that Cognite offers that they need to utilize to effectively contextualize their data.
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