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[EVM] Cannot synch the archive node #1007
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yeah i've recently experienced this issue when trying to spin up a localnet for testing :(. I really don't want to have to wipe by previous chain state if I don't have to and go through the process of getting TAO from a faucet, creating subnet, regging miners, validators etc to test my subnet code with the new subtensor version. |
check the build binary flag and remove it from the script. This will avoid
it , alot dont delete the previous db when you start again . its all in the
script read the code
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yeah i've recently experienced this issue when trying to spin up a
localnet for testing :(. I really don't want to have to wipe by previous
chain state if I don't have to and go through the process of getting TAO
from a faucet, creating subnet, regging miners, validators etc.
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I'm aware of the build binary flag - and I would basically be testing against an older version of the subtensor. There's no point in doing that :/ |
then dont delete the db. check the script it remove the old db before
starting it again
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it , alot dont delete the previous db when you start again . its all in the
script read the code
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This PR will fix it: |
When synching the archive node with TestNet, we get an error if we start with the most recent EVM node:
You have to deploy a subtensor build that does not have the evm changes (then it works fine), and then later switch to the new one.
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