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.mulit and .queryMulti together with .at
See original GitHub issueIs it possible to use .multi and .queryMulit together with .at. I am trying to minimize number of calls I make to the node.
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The query/queryMulti is being extended to return the blockHash as well. No ETA yet, but it is an oft-requested feature so has a high priority for me atm. (The idea and WIP is to return it as an additional param in the callback on the subscription)
why I use
.rang, but getError: Account is a Map and requires one argument?