ccxt: watchOrders does not always return an array (anymore)

Operating System

Ubuntu

Programming Languages

JavaScript

CCXT Version

4.1.72

Description

With the following code:

const data = await exchange.watchOrders(symbol);
console.log(data);

I’ve always received back an array of orders. However, since a few days, some of the users of my application have been getting errors, consistently, when using Binance. I looked at their logs, and this is what’s in ‘data’ in their case:

{
  info: {
    e: 'executionReport',
    E: 1702419340514,
    s: 'PAXGBTC',
    c: 'x-R4BD3S82d01aef415d4d4dc3bda574',
    S: 'BUY',
    o: 'LIMIT',
    f: 'GTC',
    q: '0.00260000',
    p: '0.04764000',
    P: '0.00000000',
    F: '0.00000000',
    g: -1,
    C: '',
    x: 'TRADE',
    X: 'FILLED',
    r: 'NONE',
    i: 123579579,
    l: '0.00260000',
    z: '0.00260000',
    L: '0.04764000',
    n: '0.00001491',
    N: 'BNB',
    T: 1702419340514,
    t: 4512804,
    I: 250979830,
    w: false,
    m: false,
    M: true,
    O: 1702419340514,
    Z: '0.00012386',
    Y: '0.00012386',
    Q: '0.00000000',
    W: 1702419340514,
    V: 'EXPIRE_MAKER'
  },
  symbol: 'PAXG/BTC',
  id: '123579579',
  clientOrderId: 'x-R4BD3S82d01aef415d4d4dc3bda574',
  timestamp: 1702419340514,
  datetime: '2023-12-12T22:15:40.514Z',
  lastTradeTimestamp: 1702419340514,
  lastUpdateTimestamp: 1702419340514,
  type: 'limit',
  timeInForce: 'GTC',
  postOnly: false,
  reduceOnly: undefined,
  side: 'buy',
  price: 0.04764,
  stopPrice: 0,
  triggerPrice: 0,
  amount: 0.0026,
  cost: 0.00012386,
  average: 0.04763846153846154,
  filled: 0.0026,
  remaining: 0,
  status: 'closed',
  fee: { cost: 0.00001491, currency: 'BNB' },
  trades: [
    {
      info: [Object],
      timestamp: 1702419340514,
      datetime: '2023-12-12T22:15:40.514Z',
      symbol: 'PAXG/BTC',
      id: '4512804',
      order: '123579579',
      type: 'limit',
      takerOrMaker: 'taker',
      side: 'buy',
      price: 0.04764,
      amount: 0.0026,
      cost: 0.00012386,
      fee: [Object],
      fees: [Array]
    }
  ],
  fees: [],
  takeProfitPrice: undefined,
  stopLossPrice: undefined
}

It’s an object, instead of an array of objects, which is causing problems further down my code.

Is this a known issue?

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