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We've expected that the ~/.panacea/wasm/ directory is also populated when starting a new node by syncing historical blocks from the genesis. But, it was not.
I deployed new Testnet nodes with the same manner above, but the ~/.panacea/wasm/ directory remains empty.
So, when we runs the command: panacead export, the following error occurs.
I've seen that some wasm data is included in the genesis.json, but it seems that it's not enough.
Goal
Let's
find the exact scenarios which reproduce that issue.
find the reason.
find the solution.
After a quick googling, I found the similar issue: CosmWasm/wasmd#478. This issue is related to the state sync, but I think it has the core reason is the same.
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Aha. Then, we can probably close this issue without any action. I still don't get why this issue happened on the testnet before, but I guess something was messed up when we moved the testnet across different infrastructures.
Background
We've expected that the
~/.panacea/wasm/
directory is also populated when starting a new node by syncing historical blocks from the genesis. But, it was not.I deployed new Testnet nodes with the same manner above, but the
~/.panacea/wasm/
directory remains empty.So, when we runs the command:
panacead export
, the following error occurs.I've seen that some
wasm
data is included in thegenesis.json
, but it seems that it's not enough.Goal
Let's
After a quick googling, I found the similar issue: CosmWasm/wasmd#478. This issue is related to the state sync, but I think it has the core reason is the same.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: