When playing with the CBDC UI, every await ledger.exercise
calls throw similar to this:
Error: Failed to look up template c334f46f934d9633747c1ab4dc1fc3a947b74aa948a4dfc5ad0bea6639e7266d:DA.Finance.Asset:AssetDeposit. Make sure your @daml/types version agrees with the used Daml SDK version.
I tried to make sure, it agrees imho. I even tried latest SDK snapshot.
(Easy to reproduce, just start playing with it, or follow the README.)
Can anyone suggest any hint where to look?
I also see in the console that the template was registered. The template Id looks correct.
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Hi @Richard_Kapolnai,
I just tried to reproduce this and I failed to do so. Can you reproduce this on a fresh clone?
My guess would be that somehow your npm/yarn setups are out of date so try deleting node_modules
and yarn.lock
/npm.lock
.
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I can reproduce on a fresh clone, following the README (make build, launch 4 scripts, then launchers/populate), then issued money to myself, and bang, the exception is there.
I’m on Ubuntu 20.04, npm 6.14, node 14.17.
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I have a newer npm and node but I would be surprised if that’s the difference:
moritz@adjunction ~> npm --version
7.7.6
moritz@adjunction ~> node --version
v15.14.0
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tried those versions too, still see the beautiful exception.
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I wanted to try to reproduce, but all I got was:
$ make build
Error: unknown command "./landlord/daml.yaml" for "yq"
Run 'yq --help' for usage.
daml.mk:15: *** shell command failed. Stop.
$
As a blind guess, given the error message, I would assume that the DAR files have not been deployed to the sandbox, but I can’t investigate myself given the project doesn’t build.
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@Gary_Verhaegen I got the same, there are two yq
s. You need the one from pypi in version 2.12.0
(or something close to that at least). There is another one from somewhere (which I got from ubuntu repos) which has version 4.x and produced the same error.
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Homebrew seems to have two options for yq
: a package called yq
, and another one called python-yq
. With that second one, I get a different error message:
$ yq --version
yq 2.12.0
$ make build
daml.mk:15: *** shell command failed. Stop.
$
I’ll just stick to my recommendation to check the packages the sandbox knows about.
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After another debugging session with @Richard_Kapolnai, we got it to work after cleaning the lock file. Specifically delete the following 3:
package-lock.json
node_modules
- The typescript code generated by the codegen.
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