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Fix panic when MetaMask returns error #549

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Fix panic when MetaMask returns error #549

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@dvec dvec commented Sep 28, 2021

Fix #544

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Nice, thanks! Any chance we can cover this behaviour with a test case?

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dvec commented Sep 28, 2021

We can't run tests directly in browser, so I think the only solution is to mock window.ethereum, which may be a tricky task

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What if we extract response parsing to a standalone (rust) function and just unit test that? I.e. that given the expected payload it parses correctly. wdyt?

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dvec commented Sep 28, 2021

Sounds like a solution, I'll try to commit it today

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dvec commented Sep 28, 2021

I'm wondering why there is a panic at all in case of invalid response while we have web3::error::Error::InvalidResponse. Especially considering that std::panic::catch_unwind is not available on wasm target (what also means that it's impossible to use #[should_panic] in tests). Can we refuse this behavior and return Err(web3::error::Error::InvalidResponse(...)) instead of panic?

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Can we refuse this behavior and return Err(web3::error::Error::InvalidResponse(...)) instead of panic?

Yeah, I just looked at the code and indeed we shouldn't be panicking and definitely the code is not unreachable as we can tell. If you want to bundle the fix in the same PR I'm fine with that.

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Thanks a lot!

@tomusdrw tomusdrw merged commit 2711cd0 into tomusdrw:master Sep 30, 2021
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eip_1193: entered unreachable code when canceling transaction in MetaMask
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