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I was creating two token pools programmatically and seemed to have caused a SQL transaction rollback that caused a panic / crash. I was only able to get the following logs:
This was using a fork of the ERC1155 connector (based on v1.1.x), and a Postgres database backend. Good news is, once the FireFly node recovered it had still replayed the receipts and events from creating the pool such that it seems to have been made it successfully. So while this wasn't a show stopper, would be good to determine how the invalid memory reference occurred and prevent the panic in the first place.
I was creating two token pools programmatically and seemed to have caused a SQL transaction rollback that caused a panic / crash. I was only able to get the following logs:
This was using a fork of the ERC1155 connector (based on v1.1.x), and a Postgres database backend. Good news is, once the FireFly node recovered it had still replayed the receipts and events from creating the pool such that it seems to have been made it successfully. So while this wasn't a show stopper, would be good to determine how the invalid memory reference occurred and prevent the panic in the first place.