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@NadigerAmit and @woomike There are two options: 1) use testnet, unless you need devnet for specific features (e.g., random beacon). 2) if you need devnet, install Sui from devnet branch,...

@woomike My pleasure. It looks like the devnet network had a protocol upgrade, therefore the Sui CLI needs to be compatible with that and it requires the `devnet` variant to...

@NadigerAmit I assume that you're on x86_64, but could you please double confirm? Never seen this error before, so I am taking a few wild guesses. Can you try to...

`rustup update` can be done anywhere, and then `cargo install` you can run it from anywhere.

I expect this to not be an issue anymore, thus closing the issue. Feel free to create a fresh issue if you're still having problems.

I believe this is not relevant anymore, but if it is, please reopen the PR @brad-mysten.

I'd expect that this has been fixed since March, but if you still encounter problems, feel free to create a fresh issue. Thanks!

Hi @avaghasiya-supra thanks for flagging this. At this moment, the testnet network's WebSockets are not working, but if you change it to devnet it will work fine.

Interesting. I used the code from the Rust SDK example and I was receiving data. I will try with the TS SDK and see if that works. ``` WS version...

Here's the TS version that works on `mainnet`. `Testnet` and `devnet` seem to not be working, we're looking into it. ```javascript import { getFullnodeUrl, SuiClient, SuiHTTPTransport } from '@mysten/sui.js/client'; async...