Nostr Web Client

it sends once it ensures that all relays sended EOSE, which may be slow but the only effective way to do it.

Could it be that the EOSE event is not sent until after the timeout. I'm finding that its common for a least one relay to timeout but not consistently the same one.

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DanConwayDev 1y ago

I think most clients must factor this into their design and don't rely so much on waiting for a EOSE.

It should just timeout and move to the next step.

I don't have any integration tests built for this scenario.

Yonle 1y ago

yep. the eose did not sent.