RxJs Subject is failing to activate subscriptions in the production environment, however, it functions properly in development and testing

After successfully deploying our Angular app to our test server, my team encountered an issue when trying to deploy it to the production server.

While the app functions correctly in development and on the test server, the subjects are not triggering their subscription on the production server. The same build that worked on the test server was published to production with no file differences.

I am unsure if RxJs requires some specific system setup that I am unaware of, causing the subjects to malfunction. I'm at a loss on how to debug this issue or what could be causing it.

The services where the subjects are located are singleton objects, I properly unsubscribe in the ngOnDestroy block, and everything is functioning as expected on the test server. Therefore, I don't believe the issue lies within the code itself.

Any guidance or suggestions on how to troubleshoot this problem would be greatly appreciated.

We are using Angular 6.2.2 for this project.

Answer №1

A while ago, we were able to successfully resolve this issue but I haven't shared the solution until now.

The problem stemmed from a slight delay in the SQL server's read and write nodes. After submitting a write request to the write node and receiving a response, we immediately triggered a read request. However, due to a small delay in the read node updating its data (just a few milliseconds), we ended up retrieving the same data again. This led us to believe that the subscription was not working properly, even though there was a change in the database that we couldn't initially detect due to the delay.

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