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Mist doesn't support websockets #218
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* init rollup/rcfg/config.go minor * update traces struct * init withdraw_trie.go * finish * fix `L2MessageQueueAddress` * refactor(rollup): add `UsingScroll` into `ChainConfig` (ethereum#218) * update comments * update comments
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Even tough the
mist
command line help suggests that the websocket server can be enabled, providing-ws=true
doesn't actually start a server.I would suggest to either remove it from the help output, or add WS support to the
mist
client.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: