Ryan Lee

Seems to be an issue with how they are runnning browser code... A node project is able to install capi https://stackblitz.com/edit/stackblitz-starters-2u3qzv?file=index.js

What is the error you are getting on codesandbox? Is it a TLA error? 

Doesn't this example satisfy that requirement? The example showcases the multisig creating the stash. We can also add another example where you can supply a stash. https://github.com/paritytech/capi/blob/main/examples/multisig/stash.eg.ts --- ```ts import...

What exactly is a MetaRune?

#925 also mentioned > This would also open the door for us to validate prod-dev chain feature parity. We could produce console warnings about inconsistencies between the default and target-listed...

Warnings seem like the best option 👍

Would go with `MalformedBlockHashError` since Invalid could imply you provide a hash that was semantically correct but didnt exist on the chain.

> Malformed wouldn't imply not existing on chain either. Perhaps `BlockHashDneError`? We are safe guarding against an invalid string (as per the title) so malformed would be correct as it...

Could include both error types but if the block hash doesnt exist (although the hash is semantically well formed) the standard seems to be returning `undefined` just like storage

Going back to the original issue, my point was `MalformedBlockHashError` would be better than `InvalidBlockHashError`, but this is just from semantic POV.