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At the moment websocket error responses get swallowed and I have to manually inspect the messages to see what's wrong.
I've attempted to do:
collection.update(formData).subscribe( (d) => console.log('DONE', d), (err) => console.error(err), )
Within my client code and changing
horizon-react/src/components/subscribe.js
Line 206 in 0806ede
this.subscriptions[name] = { subscription: query .watch() .subscribe( this.handleData.bind(this, name), err => console.error(err) }), query: query._query };
Neither of these will receive the error response. It's also not received by handleData (
handleData
Line 221 in 0806ede
Any guidance on how to go about this would be appreciated.
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@flipace I'm going to try to set up a better test case for this and dig into it today
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@BBB thanks for that. i'm busy with tons of other things atm and can't really look into it much right now.
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At the moment websocket error responses get swallowed and I have to manually inspect the messages to see what's wrong.
I've attempted to do:
Within my client code and changing
horizon-react/src/components/subscribe.js
Line 206 in 0806ede
Neither of these will receive the error response. It's also not received by
handleData
(horizon-react/src/components/subscribe.js
Line 221 in 0806ede
Any guidance on how to go about this would be appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: