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In admin-panel, updating a Cosmos-based RPC by community_id creates an additional node, instead of updating the original.
Environment:
Branch/Release version:
master Browser:
Wallet:
A new chain node is created
The original node is updated
cosmos_chain_id is the canonical ID for a chainNode. This can be leveraged to ensure duplicates are not made.
Related: #6070
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@jnaviask I just realized Node-Update isn't implemented yet. I should clarify. Do we want this? And if so, should it only be for Cosmos cases?
In the ETH case, if the node exists, we currently return an Error: "Node already exists" and do not update.
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mhagel
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Describe the bug
In admin-panel, updating a Cosmos-based RPC by community_id creates an additional node, instead of updating the original.
Initial conditions
Environment:
Branch/Release version:
master
Browser:
Wallet:
Reproduction steps
Actual behavior
A new chain node is created
Expected behavior
The original node is updated
Screenshots / Video
Reporter
Additional context
cosmos_chain_id is the canonical ID for a chainNode. This can be leveraged to ensure duplicates are not made.
Related: #6070
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: