Chain congestion prevents setting names, publishing records, etc. #55
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Chain congestion prevents setting namesto Chain congestion prevents setting names, publishing records, etc.This issue has been reported by multiple users for multiple transaction types, and may be related to high fee/gas settings, as well as blocks only including 1 txn
What do you mean blocks only include 1 tx?
gas: 9950000
andfees: 500000alnt
) from SP docs, txs might run into the follow error:1alnt
on stage1 deployment node)gas_wanted
(provided in tx by user) is9,950,000
(MsgSetRecord
,MsgSetName
, etc.), the actualgas_used
is < 100,000: So setting the gas as 100,000 - 200,000 should suffice for the registry txsmax_gas
limit for a block (10,000,000)insufficient fees
andTimeoutError
errors, we can ask users to set gas to a lower value in the SP docsWonderful. Thanks for the quick solution. What commands do existing testnet validators run to fix their configurations?
No changes are required to the validator node's config, just need to set lower gas amount in the web-deployer config:
https://github.com/hyphacoop/loro-testnet/blob/main/docs/service-provider-setup.md#deploy-backend
Thanks for clarifying.
I assume the very high gas limit came about due to a previous problem where the nodes were charging more and more gas as the size of the registry grew, leading to txns failing from lack of gas. I doubt anyone was aware at the time that there was the potential to have this second problem.
@zramsay wasn't this issue resolved with the auto fee calculation patches?