Muhammad Altabba

It produced the exact same error when running from inside `init-holders`.

Updating the content of private-key.py to the following resolved the issue: ```ps #!/usr/bin/env python3 from web3 import Web3, HTTPProvider import os private_keys = './init-holders' idx = 1 w3 = Web3(HTTPProvider('http://localhost:8545',...

This sounds great @hai-ko , I will check that. And with just a CCIP resolver, how this be even enough for the wallet addresses and message signing that is different...

For reference: [ SignatureObject ](https://github.com/ChainSafe/web3-plugin-zksync/blob/b7cce7f311fda2c948eb70d5c476859d34ec83ea/src/utils.ts#L158-L160) And: https://docs.ethers.org/v6/api/crypto/#Signature_from Need to add to this the migration guide, next.

Thanks @hammersharkfish for opening this issue. What is the version of web3 you are using? Seems there is a typo because there is no version `8.19.2`.

Thanks @hammersharkfish, It seems this is a missed feature in version 4.x that was available in version 1.x. Feel free to implement it if you like to. And in the...

I noticed that HttpProvider does not have `timeout` option. You can find more on: https://docs.web3js.org/guides/web3_providers_guide/#httpprovider > The options is of type HttpProviderOptions, which is an object with a single key...

Hi @0xankit , It seems the problem is that you are passing a `string` instead of `bytes32`. You need to pass to the method the correct data according to your...

Hi @0xankit , I am closing this issue as resolved. However, if you still face it after passing the data using correct type. Feel free to open it again.