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Encountered this while adding websocket-event validation on the server.
If I add some inlineCustomMsgs to my .send call, event.inlineCustomMsgs is received as {} on the backend. I would have expected the object to contain some info about the inline custom messages.
If I don't add inlineCustomMsgs to my .send calls, event.inlineCustomMsgs is undefined.
@cmeisl@aaronbarnardsound since this is a very non-breaking bug and Aaron will be rewriting the notifications library soon, is it a waste of time to debug? Otherwise let me know and I can spend some time digging into it.
(I'm using web3 v1)
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My guess is that the object is empty due to it being stringified before being logged and it isn't serializable? We should probably just take it off the event object that gets logged to the server as it isn't necessary to log it anyway.
Encountered this while adding websocket-event validation on the server.
If I add some inlineCustomMsgs to my
.send
call,event.inlineCustomMsgs
is received as{}
on the backend. I would have expected the object to contain some info about the inline custom messages.If I don't add inlineCustomMsgs to my
.send
calls,event.inlineCustomMsgs
isundefined
.@cmeisl @aaronbarnardsound since this is a very non-breaking bug and Aaron will be rewriting the notifications library soon, is it a waste of time to debug? Otherwise let me know and I can spend some time digging into it.
(I'm using web3 v1)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: