When creating a .arb.eth domain, the system always creates a new Arb Sepolia chain, even if the chain already exists for the domain. This behavior is incorrect and redundant, as the existing chain should be recognized instead of creating a new one.
Steps to Reproduce:
Attempt to create a new .arb.eth domain.
Observe that a new Arb Sepolia chain is created, even if a chain for the domain already exists.
Expected Behavior:
If an Arb Sepolia chain already exists for a .arb.eth domain, the system should not create a new one. Instead, it should recognize and use the existing chain.
Actual Behavior:
The system always creates a new Arb Sepolia chain, even if an existing one is already associated with the domain.
Acceptance Criteria:
[ ] The system checks for an existing Arb Sepolia chain when creating a .arb.eth domain.
[ ] A new chain is only created if no existing Arb Sepolia chain is found for the domain.
Description:
When creating a
.arb.eth
domain, the system always creates a new Arb Sepolia chain, even if the chain already exists for the domain. This behavior is incorrect and redundant, as the existing chain should be recognized instead of creating a new one.Steps to Reproduce:
.arb.eth
domain.Expected Behavior:
If an Arb Sepolia chain already exists for a
.arb.eth
domain, the system should not create a new one. Instead, it should recognize and use the existing chain.Actual Behavior:
The system always creates a new Arb Sepolia chain, even if an existing one is already associated with the domain.
Acceptance Criteria:
.arb.eth
domain.