Invalid status URL generated for seitestnet2 about cosmos-kit HOT 7 CLOSED

@lvn-rusty-dragon you can set isLazy true to avoid unpleasant console errors.

In this way if you provide endpointOptions in ChainProvider, it will give preference to the endpoint you provide.

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for chainName seitestnet2, isTestNet should be true according to the code, and it will apply this format https://rpc.testcosmos.directory/${chain.name} rather than https://rpc.cosmos.directory/${chain.name}. Are you sure https://rpc.cosmos.directory/seitestnet2 is generated?

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you can set isLazy true to avoid unpleasant console errors

That sounds like a great solution for us for now, thank you!

for chainName seitestnet2, isTestNet should be true according to the code, and it will apply this format https://rpc.testcosmos.directory/${chain.name} rather than https://rpc.cosmos.directory/${chain.name}. Are you sure https://rpc.cosmos.directory/seitestnet2 is generated?

I agree with your read of the code, I don't know why it's using rpc.cosmos.directory instead of testcosmos. However, I just tried again from scratch and got the same result.

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@lvn-rusty-dragon hmmm...weird. Can you provide an example test repo to produce it?

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I've put together a repro here:

• https://github.com/lvn-rusty-dragon/cosmoskit195
• https://cosmoskit195.pages.dev/

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Hi @lvn-rusty-dragon, after some investigations, we found that upgrading cosmos-kit related packages to lastest versions will solve the problem.

https://rpc.testcosmos.directory/${chain.name} instead of https://rpc.cosmos.directory/${chain.name}

"@cosmos-kit/core": "1.5.2",
"@cosmos-kit/keplr": "0.33.31",
"@cosmos-kit/react": "1.3.25",

BTW, JSON.stringify(wallet, null, 2) can make your JSON output look nicer.

<pre style={{ fontSize: '12px' }}>{JSON.stringify(wallet, null, 2)}</pre>

Thank you for reporting this issue.

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Thanks @twhy!

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