Open AronVanAmmers opened 1 year ago
I have exactly the same problem with the docker image fetchai/fetchd:0.10.7
with Testnet Dorado
EDIT: As a workaround, i am currently using this genesis file EDIT 2: Experiencing the same issue on Mainnet
hi, i am currently facing the same issue, was wondering if you guys manage to solve it.
i took the snapshot from fetch.ai's official docs and still no luck
its able to read the database as you can see there is block height, but same error occurred
small update to anyone in the future, if syncing from 0 it does not work as cosmos sdk now has a new paramenter use snapshot from fetch.ai docs
after doing initialisation from the node remove the wasm folder unpack snapshot to ur .fetchd folder
Prerequisites
Expected Behavior
Using the latest genesis file: https://github.com/fetchai/genesis-fetchhub/blob/main/fetchhub-4/data/genesis_migrated_5300200.json
Renamed to
genesis.json
, and placed in theconfig/
path of the node, the output offetchd validate-genesis genesis.json
should not list any errors. A new, fresh node should be able to start syncing from this genesis file.Current Behavior
The output of `fetchd validate-genesis is:
When starting the node, this check is also done, and the node crashes with panic message.
Partial log showing the error:
The panic does not occur on a node that already has chain data. The output of
fetchd validate-genesis genesis.json
does show the error there however.To Reproduce
See above.
Context
Fetchd 0.10.5. In the above case the synced node is Ubuntu 20.04 and the fresh node is Ubuntu 22.04. I think it's unlikely that the OS version difference would cause this. I will manually get chain data to the fresh node and test whether the panic then still occurs and update this issue to confirm.
Failure Logs
No response