Infura token needs to be configurable
See original GitHub issueI understand is configurable now but the current default does not work anymore.
I’m getting this error:
{
"code": -32005,
"message": "legacy access request rate exceeded",
"data": {
"reason": "project ID not provided",
"see": "https://infura.io/dashboard"
}
}
Probable line to change:
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The broken URL will be temporarily reinstated to allow some time for the changes to be propagated. new versions of the libraries will expect a configuration to be provided.
It depends, if you are using ethr-did-resolver directly, you can already provide a proper RPC-url.
Here is some sample code for that:
If you are using it through did-jwt, you have to use the
Resolver
instance during verification:uport-credentials
anduport-connect
are also affected and we’re working on fixes for it there as well.