Current Behavior

I signed, verified and generated jwt, I can create comments normally, but I can't update and delete comments, and they report similar errors (A user can only edit/delete their own comment)

Expected Behavior

I compared the commentId, signerAddress, token in the network request, I don't seem to pass it wrong, it should be successful, maybe I'm missing something? o(╥﹏╥)o

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

Environment

• "@theconvospace/sdk": "^0.4.15",
• Platform: Win
• Node.js Version: v16.13.1

Current Behavior

Using the SDK i can get a jwt and validate it successfully but when i use
convo.threads.create( "address", "jwt", "My new thread", "Placeholder description", "an url", true, false, ["address"], ["address"], ["habitat", "dao"] )
I get the response error:
{"success":false,"error":"Error: unsupported JSON value type"}

Expected Behavior

It should create a new thread

Environment

• Version: "@theconvospace/sdk": "0.1.16"
• Platform: Mozilla firefox, linux
• Node.js Version: v14.17.6

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data is an array of array so you need to access the first item of data to actually get the size of the comment list. Something like:

display={data && data[data.length - 1]?.length > size ? 'flex' : 'none'}

Current Behavior

comments.create accepts the following parameters:

signerAddress: string, 
token: string, 
comment: string, 
threadId: string, 
url: string, 
metadata?: Dictionary<any>

Expected Behavior

Should accept a replyTo: string parameter with a valid comment _id value to set that comment as a reply.

Environment

• Version: "^0.3.17"
• Platform: MacOS
• Node.js Version: "v14.17.3"