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Add WS support to cryo #65
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hey there - C/P'ing my messages from the TG on this 0xprames, [Sep 24, 2023 at 10:22:40 AM]: Looking at the alchemy docs for it rn and I see this w.r.t Websocket transport errors and how clients would do retries (as opposed to Http clients catching a 429 and retrying) I think the first option you mention makes sense to unblock anyone who NEEDS a WS client asap (just creating a basic WS ethers provider w/o retry) Looking at the alchemy docs for it rn and I see this w.r.t Websocket transport errors and how clients would do retries (as opposed to Http clients catching a 429 and retrying) I think the first option you mention makes sense to unblock anyone who NEEDS a WS client asap (just creating a basic WS ethers provider w/o retry) although im curious as to why a WS connection would be preferred as a user (for the existing Fetcher impl - i.e classic JsonRpc requests) which confirms what Libevm was saying earlier re: no Ws support rn in ethers::RetryClient I suspect a WsRateLimitRetryPolicy may be a bit more complex to implement given that alchemy wss screencap above. |
tl;dr (deleted those messages bc I spammed chat)
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so i think the solution @ipatka mentioned in that TG makes sense, which is to add a basic WS client without retries, and maybe iterate on that solution (either here or in ethers.rs codebase), adding retries eventually |
add ws support pls 🙏
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