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Trying from the LTS version of Node.js, looks like the TLS connection is broken
$ node example/bitcoin.js Connecting....
And the process is auto killed without any error logs
I assume that the library is broken, or have incompatible behavior with modern nodejs version
( I think this is the reason why ci fails as well )
cc @nkuba
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Also, this comment is wrong
https://github.com/keep-network/electrum-client-js/blob/main/test/config.js#L18
I have tried with my electrum desktop client, and the server was working well.
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So, I assume that the documentation of node.js is quite wrong with new tls.TLSSocket since many people use tls.connect instead.
new tls.TLSSocket
tls.connect
See also nodejs/node#3963
Reverting the PR #10 fixed the issue.
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Trying from the LTS version of Node.js, looks like the TLS connection is broken
And the process is auto killed without any error logs
I assume that the library is broken, or have incompatible behavior with modern nodejs version
( I think this is the reason why ci fails as well )
cc @nkuba
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: