Mark S. Lewis

There are some npm scripts in [fabric-protos/package.json](https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-sdk-node/blob/main/fabric-protos/package.json) that are used to regenerate the protobufs published in the _fabric-protos_ package

The `Network` object has a useful `toString()` implementation that includes the contents of the associated OrderedBlockEventSource and attached block event listeners. When you are in a state where block events...

You could try forcefully closing the Channel yourself. Get the Channel with [Network.getChannel()](https://hyperledger.github.io/fabric-gateway-java/release-2.2/org/hyperledger/fabric/gateway/Network.html#getChannel()), then call `shutdown(true)` on the Channel object.

Good to hear that helped! It would not be difficult to implement a configuration setting to set (or remove) the default shutdown timeout. However, this would still leave users with...

I can observe similar characteristics over a 5 minute run of your test application, with an initial state of > Memory usage: rss=73707520, heapTotal=54771712, heapUsed=17472296, external=1772632, arrayBuffers=79336 And at the...

One other thing is that the sample client code you posted does not wait for completion of the async `connect()` call before then going on to call `disconnect()`. This is...

> When running the scenario-test, only the java-gateway failed in a scenario with ed25519 TLS keys, due to the library [netty](https://github.com/netty/netty/issues/10916) (see the issue). I noticed this JDK issue, which...

@johannww I'm not a maintainer of this repository so I don't know if there is any other reason this PR has not been reviewed, but it does show as having...

> For the fabric-gateway, I think it is better to wait for the release 3.0. It seems that a lot has changed (ubuntu docker images/fabric-tools does not have **go** binary...

@mkhattat Did you have any luck getting the asset-transfer-basic sample to with with the Fabric configuration change suggested by @johannww above? One other thing to note is the **hash** expectations...