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local build fails to start geth s #50
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hah, this solves it for me
so you have introduced that problem recently. It happened before, that suddenly the local built is broken. I suggest for the future that you also run a test of the local version whenever you've updated your repo, i.e. one quick
to just quickly test whether that is also still working. Thanks a lot! |
Good meeting you today ;-) |
any news about the |
NOT solved yet, just tried this:
the version I had been using is this one:
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And the only things I did before was patching with larger txpool, 1 seconds blockperiod, and higher gaslimit:
(*) actually about this ^ I have a small feature request, see below. Then I patch with my wanted parameters:
but then the quorum nodes do not come up! Broken, very probably because there is a bug which shows as Some version mismatch? You probably did not notice because you use the dockerhub build, and do not build locally, right? |
Feature request: Could you please include a file Editing away the # is easy for a human in an editor, but non-trivial in an automated way - that step (*) above is still human editing. A file Me because I can fully automate the patching for my wanted parameters - and Thanks a lot! |
It should be fixed now. We had made a change to add Also just merged the #29, so we now have a Sorry for a much delayed response. |
reproduce the problem:
then comment and uncomment, as described there, to build locally. Then:
The
geth
s are not starting:there are no geth processes:
when looking into the container
I find this error:
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