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IPC Socket Client does not send \n delimiter #4847
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Thanks. Testing it out right now... |
My version of Geth seems to work fine without the |
Yes I was wrong about the geth implementation. The default json decoder from go does not need /n at all. If it sees a whitespace or /n it just skips it when parsing |
Would be cool if we get this merged. Can't use nethermind ipc sockets with ethers |
Not sure why this commit didn't get linked to from this issue, so posting this comment. |
Thank you so much |
Of course! Sorry for the delay. For those finding this issue in the future, in was merged in v6.13.5. Thanks! :) |
Ethers Version
6
Search Terms
ipc,socket,json
Describe the Problem
So as of now, all the major ETH node implementations support \n delimiter after every JSON message on their IPC socket.
The problem is. Some even require it. Geth and Nethermind at least won't ever reply to a request if it is not terminated with \n. For Geth the reason is they use the default JSON decoder from golang which is built for streams and needs a delimiter. Nethermind just hardcoded \n as their delimiter for IPC request handling.
Please fix this. Thanks a lot. Ethers.js is amazing
Code Snippet
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Contract ABI
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Errors
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Environment
Ethereum (mainnet/ropsten/rinkeby/goerli), node.js (v12 or newer), Geth, Other (please specify)
Environment (Other)
Nethermind
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