Sollet web throws WalletWindowClosedError

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Sollet web throws WalletWindowClosedError

[danmt]

I believe the issue is related to parcel, more specifically to this issue parcel#1747. Apparently, there's some weirdness about the global variables when using this bundler. Will close the issue for now since I was able to workaround it by using webpack instead.

[jordaaash]

Thanks for following up on this. Good to know about the issue with Parcel. There's an open PR that might help: #32

The additional checks for typeof window != 'undefined' to fix server side rendering issues might also fix the issue with Parcel.

[jordaaash]

Thanks for the reproduction. So I understand clearly, is this related to the Sollet browser extension, or the sollet.io web wallet?

[danmt]

Web wallet. I misread the other issue, I think this is a different thing.

Let me know if I can help somehow

[jordaaash]

I attempted to replicate the issue after fixing issues building the project -- danmt/solana-wallet-adapter-sollet-repro#1 (comment)

I wasn't able to. Please let me know if you still experience it with that PR.

[danmt]

I replied in the PR but for easier follow up for others facing this issue I copy-pasted it here.

After merging I'm facing the same problem.

I tested using [email protected] and [email protected].

Steps to reproduce:

• Clone the repo
• Install dependencies (I tried with Yarn and NPM)
• Run npm run serve
• Click Connect Sollet button
• Proceed to connect

The weird things I noticed so far:

• As soon as sollet's window opens the app console throws a WindowClosedError.
• After authenticating in Sollet, the new window redirects me to the wallet instead of authorizing my app.
• Even though the .ready() getter from the Sollet adapter is hard-coded, I'd expect a "sollet ready" event to be fired which isn't the case.

BTW - I tried this using a fresh NPM install, fresh yarn install and yarn install --frozen-lockfile none of em worked for me.

[danmt]

I think the problem relates to the fallbacks (crypto, path, os and so on) or polyfills.