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Bump @virgilsecurity/pythia-crypto to 2.0.0 #170
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Updating pythia-crypto to 2.0.0 fixed the issue above, but now whenever I try to call EThree.initialize(); it fails and crashes the app without any logs or stack trace of the error. Can someone at Virgil take a look at this, please? |
Hello @HSCOGT ! We updated e3kit for node18+ again, try with 3.0.2 version, if problem still exists tell us back! |
Hi @rstp-god, I tried running 3.0.2 but I'm getting the original error since the SDK is still using 'pythia-crypto' v1.1.3. |
@HSCOGT Hello! Try new 3.0.5 release, fix all depends! |
@rstp-god, I'm still getting an error, in either Node 18 or 20, this happens whenever I try to initialize E3. |
@rstp-god Any updates? |
Using Node 18.19.0, when calling EThree.initialize() I run into the following error.
Similar to: #166 (comment), but the other one was caused by 'virgil-crypto' this one is due to 'core-pythia'. The error is fixed on the most recent version 2.0.0.
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