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trace_filter in Parity Trace nodes sometimes fails to detect transactions in new blocks #10325

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AlexWilton opened this issue Feb 11, 2019 · 2 comments
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F2-bug 🐞 The client fails to follow expected behavior. M4-core ⛓ Core client code / Rust. M6-rpcapi 📣 RPC API.

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@AlexWilton
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Before filing a new issue, please provide the following information.

  • Parity Ethereum version: 2.2.7 / 2.3.0
  • Operating system: Linux (Debian in Docker on CentOS 7)
  • Installation: downloaded from releases, built into container (debian)
  • Fully synchronized: yes
  • Network: ethereum
  • Restarted: yes

Your issue description goes here below. Try to include actual vs. expected behavior and steps to reproduce the issue.

When making json-rpc calls to method "trace_filter" (https://wiki.parity.io/JSONRPC-trace-module#trace_filter), providing:

  • fromBlock
  • toBlock (using most recent block height retrieved from tracing node),
  • toAddress
  • fromAddress

Sometimes (<10% time) an empty array of traces is returned, despite seeing transactions confirmed within block range on etherscan. However, if I were to make exact same call later (say 30 seconds), i would see the transaction appear in the returned trace.

Is there some sort of delay before being able to tracing brand new blocks?

@AlexWilton
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Similar issue to #7228

@jam10o-new jam10o-new added F2-bug 🐞 The client fails to follow expected behavior. M4-core ⛓ Core client code / Rust. M6-rpcapi 📣 RPC API. labels Feb 11, 2019
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adria0 commented Jul 27, 2020

Closing the issue due to its stale state

@adria0 adria0 closed this as completed Jul 27, 2020
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