Subnostr

Gzuuus … you were right all along. My timestamp was not formatted properly.

BUUUT in my defense, NDK event.publish() doesn’t report errors from relays … and relays also don’t report useful errors when fail to write.

Had to deconstruct NDK to even get a stupid error logged like this (as returned from my relays) :

“wrong index for variant”

Nostr sucks for debugging.

Gzuuus 1y ago

Yes, I know I was fighting with this, and other stuff transmitted by relays xD I would like to have validation in ndk of some fields like this one that may break the nostr

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PABLOF7z 1y ago

Event.publish() does report if an event wasn’t published to the mimnimum requires number of relays; it throws a RelayError or something like that with all the errors the relays returned

Leaving an action item for myself here: #ndk add error handling to the guides documentation

ManiMe 1y ago

Thank you Pablo. FWIW… I had to use relay.publish() to get the actual OK `message` (4th element in array) sent by rely (regardless of `accepted` 3rd element), because event.publish() only returns a list of relays who send OK with `accepted` == `true`.