Open pedrouid opened 5 years ago
try opening the example wallet in a incognito window and see if it works I guess the key is already set for this session - but WallETH does not know it for some reason (other wallet has it, ..) That said - this case needs to be handled better quick workaround can also be that the example refreshes the session more
I had already cleared cache on both cases but I just tried it again and the issue persists on both Trust Wallet and WallETH.
For reference, I'm using Trust Wallet v1.7.010 and WallETh v0.45.9
So recently I had multiple similar issues when testing with the Safe app:
(very recent - yesterday) the ping
message kills the websocket connection because the client errors
(last weeks - not always) I get an invalid EOF, this needs to be debugged, but it also closes the websocket to be closed.
Currently the error is the new silent
field ... the app expects a map of string to string, but silent
is a boolean.
Edit: will create a PR to make this more flexible.
Hello, I am stuck on the same issue for the last few days. No permission popup in release mode of flutter.
Hello, I am stuck on the same issue for the last few days. No permission popup in release mode of flutter.
Hi @abhi94548 , Do you have the answer for this?? I had the same issue on flutter
When using either Trust Wallet or WallETH on Android to connect to the Example Dapp (example.walletconnect.org). After scanning the QR Code, the wallet continues loading indefinitely.
On the Bridge server, the logs show that the Wallet receives the wc_sessionRequest payload and it also subscribes to it's own clientId. However no peerMeta is displayed for session_request event.
My guess is that either the payload fails to decrypt or the session_request event doesn't get triggered. Most likely the latter