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CAIP-300: Wallet Connect JSON-RPC Method #300
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How will the standard handle the request if one of the rpc method requested via |
Then the wallet must reject it with 7001 code for invalid method Or partially reject it with an error message in the batch |
Can we consider adding
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@lukaisailovic i'm seeing a commit adding jake as author but not one adding a _disconnect method (or for that matter, pointing to the _disconnect method added by the still-open CAIP-285 PR) 😅 holler at me when there's an approval from jake so we can get this merged and visible on the website 😎 |
@jxom there is only one concern with introducing wallet_disconnect here... the different payloads have different purposes So is the intention to batch them together as a batch "disconnection"... for example you have wallet_authenticate and wallet_createSession... the former is providing a SIWE signature while the latter is enabling a live session with the wallet... are you disconnecting both?? Also regarding ERC-7715 would the wallet_disconnect perform a wallet_revokePermissions?? Definitely agree that the absence of |
Co-authored-by: Bumblefudge <[email protected]>
i've lost the plot a bit, what are next steps here, @pedrouid ? this looks complete but I vaguely remember this being blocked on some of the non-DOM connection flows or something? Totally fine to switch it to draft if you're waiting for other implementers or open research questions to finish it. |
This CAIP defines a JSON-RPC method to request a batch of RPC methods to be resolved when connecting a wallet in a single roundtrip.