Add ens name-to-address support for eth_subscribe method #3066
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- Add special case for eth_subscribe logs arg for ENS name-to-address middleware
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What was wrong?
eth_subscriberequest for "logs" takes an optional dict arg that can include an address param. This case isn't supported by the usual flow for the rpc-abi request formatters because those parse either sequence args to methods or dict args, but not dict args within list sequences... e.g.("logs", {"address": "0x...", "topics": ["0x...", "0x..."]})How was it fixed?
Note: It isn't ideal to not add a test here. However, we don't yet have a good test flow for
eth_subscribe. Since this is still in beta, via WebsocketProviderV2, I suggest to test this locally and we can work oneth_subscribetests separately.Todo:
Cute Animal Picture
MidJourney's interpretation of "a websocket as an animal":