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Failed to load system certs: No valid certificate found #563
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hey @buraktabn This error is because rustls-native-certs doesn't support android. You could try configuring the ws-client yourself and change the certification store to |
Changing the certification store to |
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I'm using subxt to get signed extrinsics so I can call call
submit_extrinsic
from native Dart/Flutter. (I'm working on a Substrate Dart library that wip and basically I need subxt for encoding.) I've encountered this issue on Android. Only happens onwss
, localhost works fine.Test passes and works fine in Linux. Since I'm using FFI debugging is limited from Flutter side.
Error thrown in here.
maybe related to paritytech/jsonrpsee#321
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