Agenda
- Status: Open Agenda
This meeting has an open agenda — topics will be proposed and discussed during the session.
Meeting Time: Monday, October 13, 2025 at 15:00 UTC (60 minutes)
This meeting has an open agenda — topics will be proposed and discussed during the session.
Meeting Time: Monday, October 13, 2025 at 15:00 UTC (60 minutes)
The meeting focused on standardizing JSON RPC error codes across EVM chains, with discussions centered on grouping and categorizing errors, particularly for transaction submissions and ETH calls. The team explored various technical aspects including error code numbering systems, the use of error messages and data fields, and the need to align error codes between different types of operations. The conversation ended with updates on API improvements and documentation, along with encouragement for continued participation in future discussions.
The meeting focused on standardizing JSON RPC error codes across EVM chains. Sims presented a proposal to group and categorize errors, with initial work on transaction submission errors. Felix raised concerns about the large number of error codes and suggested starting with a minimal set focused on transaction submission and index queries. The group discussed using negative or positive error codes, with Sims agreeing to reduce the number of error codes and consider using positive numbers. They also explored the use of error messages and data fields in the specification, with Sims explaining that while messages are not currently required, they may be in the future to allow for more detailed error information.
The meeting focused on standardizing error codes for Ethereum clients, particularly for ETH call and transaction submission. Felix presented a proposal to use error code 3 for execution reverts in ETH calls, which was discussed by Łukasz and Simsonraj. The group agreed to align error codes between ETH calls and transaction submissions. Keri raised questions about the process for making changes to execution APIs, and Felix explained the challenges with using EIPs for this purpose. The team also discussed potential improvements to the JSON RPC API, including a new minimal REST API proposal by Geth. Zane provided an update on OpenRPC’s extension specification and documentation improvements. The conversation ended with Mercy urging participants to join future discussions to accelerate progress on these initiatives.
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