DeFiWallet problem

[TacoTuesdayy]

premise: I create localClient = new Client (new HttpProvider (http: // $ {user}: $ {password} @ $ {address}: $ {port} /), options).

this.localClient.account.getTokenBalances (). then ((data) => {...} when this code is executed (or also .blockchain and .poolpair) this error is displayed: (node: 66113) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: SyntaxError: Unknown symbol "Work" (char 0)

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[thedoublejay]

Hi @TacoTuesdayy, are you coding this locally or you're having some issue on your app?

[TacoTuesdayy]

I'm coding it locally by connecting to port 8555 of the dfiwallet

[thedoublejay]

@TacoTuesdayy Do you have node also locally? Did you run this step before running it locally - https://github.com/DeFiCh/app#setup-the-required-binary

[TacoTuesdayy]

I don't have a node, I ran a daemon on Linux

[izzycsy]

Hi @TacoTuesdayy , update v2.7.0 is out, this is a mandatory update. Kindly backup wallet before updating.
 Please read through the release notes before updating. This comment is to notify you about the update.

[TacoTuesdayy]

I upgraded but the problem persists

[thedoublejay]

@TacoTuesdayy I'm not familiar with your current setup. Where are your nodes hosted?

[TacoTuesdayy]

I started the defiwallet(AppImage) on Linux and locally I connect to port 8555

[thedoublejay]

Yes @TacoTuesdayy but you still need to have a running node. Can you verify if you have that?