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Co-Authored-By: Alex Barnsley <[email protected]>
Co-Authored-By: Alex Barnsley <[email protected]>
Co-Authored-By: Alex Barnsley <[email protected]>
@brenopolanski could you give this a test for me please and let me know if you have any issues. Basically, test the steps in the issue which is referenced, and also try using different custom peers (e.g. https://dexplorer.ark.io). Thanks |
@davimello28 could you fix the conflicts please @brenopolanski don't forget to review this please |
@davimello28 @alexbarnsley I did some tests using the steps in issue #1618. I realized that if you try to connect using a Connect custom peer with the following data: It will show an error similar to this: So close the modal, then try to connect again in ARK Devnet (on the Manage networks page). Now it will connect and this time using |
@brenopolanski was you on a Devnet profile when you tried the test? "Wrong nethash" should only show when connecting to a peer on a different network? E.g. a devnet peer when on a mainnet profile |
@alexbarnsley when I did the tests I was in a mainet profile. |
@brenopolanski that error is correct then, it shouldn't be able to connect to a Was that the only thing you came across? |
For now, yes. I'll investigate further and see if I look for other errors. |
@brenopolanski great, thanks. Let me know if everything works okay so I can merge this |
this.$emit('connect', { | ||
peer: this.form, | ||
closeTrigger: this.closeTrigger | ||
async validate () { |
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The validate
method is not linked to the connect button. I received the message on the browser console:
Property or method "emitConnect" is not defined on the instance but referenced during render...
Although I have updated the code, the modal does not close and does not show any alerts if the connection is successful or not.
Consider #1692. |
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