Open rabsef-bicrym opened 2 years ago
Yes, I hit this too all the time — I have to tell people if they breach that it'll be about a half hour and it'll keep telling them they have the wrong keys but it's just that Azimuth now takes like a half hour to see what they did
IMO, using a timer like we do with invites is a better solution than yet more warnings and instructions.
Describe the bug I burned two rifts thinking that maybe I had somehow corrupted a keyfile on a ship I was breaching as the urbit runtime was telling me the key didn't match the public-key state. Waiting some 10 minutes allowed the third keyset I'd generated to be valid and boot the planet. This is an L1 planet - I believe that the delay may be accounted for by routing the traffic thru the rollup rather than directly to a node, but I am not sure. It, in any event, is a departure from prior behavior.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Either notify the user that they will need to wait or do not provide the keyfile until the network change has saturated and one can boot from it.