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(part of oceanprotocol/pm#185)
Make sure that chainId is available when provider cannot figure it out. Provider will choose the corresponding web3 object based on chainId
[ {"1": "0x123"}, {"5": "0x124"} ]
[ {"1": "http://infura.io/mainnet"}, {"5": "https://getblock"} ]
instead of :
{"chainId":1,"providerAddress":"0xeAFDC69612a8bF720FBfE6A5520Cfede69a9a5b5",.....}
we will output chainId and providerAddress as arrays:
{"chainId":[1,5],"providerAddress":["0xeAFDC69612a8bF720FBfE6A5520Cfede69a9a5b5","0x123], ....}
Cool stuff:
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Blocked by changes needed to c2d, where chainId should be removed from status, stop and delete endpoints. The bulk of the rest is done.
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Will the URI for the new multichain provider be https://v4.provider.oceanprotocol.com?
https://v4.provider.oceanprotocol.com
Closed by #574
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(part of oceanprotocol/pm#185)
Make sure that chainId is available when provider cannot figure it out.
Provider will choose the corresponding web3 object based on chainId
Configuration changes:
Root endpoint change
instead of :
we will output chainId and providerAddress as arrays:
Provider endpoints which require update:
Provider endpoints that do not need updates, but code logic is changing:
Cool stuff:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: