Richard Moore

Do these Providers have an events being listened for or are they part of a socket (long-lived connection like IPC or WebSockets)? If so, the `provider.destroy()` will release any held...

Heya! Just checking if this is still relevant? Nick poked me about it and I’ll be doing some other ens updates soon. :)

Keep in mind that it would be a major version change required to change from returning `null` in favour of using the planned (future major version) error. :)

Is Avalanche json-rpc compatible with Ethereum? For some reason I thought it wasn’t. But if it is, I can add it to the InfuraProvider.

Closing older issues. But if this is still happening in v6, please re-open or start a new issue. Thanks! :)

The object returned from a call is a Result object, which sub-classes Array (so result[0] works), but the class is also implemented using an ES6 proxy, so if you have...

Ah yes. I do believe it isn’t recursive. There was a reason for that, which I cannot recall. I can likely add a recursive version, perhaps add an optional parameter...

Added in [v6.12.0](https://github.com/ethers-io/ethers.js/releases/tag/v6.12.0). Try it out and let me know if you have any problems. Thanks! :)

Ah yes... Because Arrays use an anonymous coder for their child... Looking into it.

There isn't actually a (backwards compatible) way to detect if the type should be an array. In the future, I should have unpack return `string | null | undefined`, where...