Open ddombrowsky opened 2 years ago
Having the same issue (when manually claiming / burning dust). Leave it run for 5 mins, then restart - seems to be long enough to work it's way through the unexpected transactions.
Did you make any progress solving this?
Surely there must be a way of 'resetting' a strategy to use different pairs
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I haven't dug into the source yet. Looks like this project is all but abandoned, unfortunately.
Yes, spoke with the dev recently and it is.
Solved our issue though. In trader.cfg you can change the FILL_TRACKER_LAST_TRADE_CURSOR_OVERRIDE (This is where(when?) kelp starts to search for transactions) You can get the latest cursor number from https://stellar.expert/explorer/public/asset/XLM Put that in the FILL_TRACKER and restart - you'll be good to go
i fill empty FILL_TRACKER_LAST_TRADE_CURSOR_OVERRIDE = ""
Yes, spoke with the dev recently and it is.
Solved our issue though. In trader.cfg you can change the FILL_TRACKER_LAST_TRADE_CURSOR_OVERRIDE (This is where(when?) kelp starts to search for transactions) You can get the latest cursor number from https://stellar.expert/explorer/public/asset/XLM Put that in the FILL_TRACKER and restart - you'll be good to go
i put an empty value and it's working fine, kelp updating last cursor every few minutes FILL_TRACKER_LAST_TRADE_CURSOR_OVERRIDE = ""
There is an infinite loop when the bot encounters a trade from a different pair on the account. This happens to me often since I switch between bots on the same stellar account (not running them simultaneously).
I would expect it to just ignore the trade and move on.
Frequency: this happens every time I switch from one pair to another.
It makes the bot unusable until it finally encounters a trade that it expects.
The configuration is using the
balanced
strategy.