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Calling `get` on a channel returns the wrong error
See original GitHub issueThe Issue
Calling get on a channel returns a “Failed to resolve” error, when it should instead say that channels are not getable.
Steps to Reproduce
- Run the daemon
lbrynet-cli get @lbry
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:7 (5 by maintainers)
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@KamilPiekutowski the IDE most of us use at lbry is PyCharm. The free community edition of the IDE may do what you want but I’d recommend the paid Professional version and if you don’t want to pay for it you can try the Early Release Program which are free alpha versions of the professional edition (they are good for 30 days I think but you can just keep upgrading it to the most recent version indefinitely).
@eukreign Thank you very much for your insight. I already started using PyCharm community version just to test things out. I will probably go with paid version depending where the things go.