fix FailoverRpcProvider import

[kdonthi]

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[andy-haynes]

What problem does this address? That class is just re-exported from near-api-js, so this change should be a no-op.

Importing it like this only adds a dependency reference without adding it to package.json.

[kdonthi]

What problem does this address? That class is just re-exported from near-api-js, so this change should be a no-op.

Importing it like this only adds a dependency reference without adding it to package.json.

I keep getting this error in the console whenever I start the multichain example and I end up just having to manually make that change in the node_modules

TypeError: nearAPI.providers.FailoverRpcProvider is not a constructor at new Provider (index.js:41:21) at index.js:3054:15 at Generator.next (<anonymous>) at fulfilled (index.js:27:58)

Maybe am I doing something wrong to begin with? 😅

[andy-haynes]

My guess is this happens because nearAPI is referencing an older version of near-api-js (one which doesn't export FailoverRpcProvider) but somehow there is a more recent version of @near-js/providers installed as a secondary dependency. So it's important to determine where the issue originates because a fix like this, while convenient, further compounds the dependency issue.

Is there a GitHub issue you could link to this PR where you describe the problem in more detail? Would you mind please creating one if it does not exist and link it to this PR? I'm not sure how to reproduce this from your description.