What conditions would cause `getLogs` requests to be "too broad" and "may get dropped"?
See original GitHub issueThe ethers provider.getLogs()
documentation mentions the following:
Keep in mind that many backends will discard old events, and that requests which are too broad may get dropped as they require too many resources to execute the query.
I have two questions about that statement:
- Are there any specific conditions that make a request “too broad”
- Would the requests be dropped silently? Would an error be thrown? If
n
logs are returned from a single request, wouldn-1
logs be returned in the case of a log “drop”?
I recognize these may be questions for Infura (or another provider), so feel free to close this and I will ask there. Thank you!
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@ricmoo I’m going to open a PR with a proposal for the fix. I’ll reference #1814 in that PR.
No worries. I can bug them too. 😃