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cannot query the balances for pre-12606074 height (SW upgrade proposal #224 v0.24.0) #134

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andy108369 opened this issue Oct 20, 2023 · 0 comments
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cannot query the balances for pre-12606074 height (SW upgrade proposal #224 v0.24.0).

this query can be tried against any account that previously (prior to 12606074) had or didn't have the balances

$ provider-services query bank balances --height 12606073 akash15tl6v6gd0nte0syyxnv57zmmspgju4c3xfmdhk -o text
Error: rpc error: code = InvalidArgument desc = failed to load state at height 12606073; version mismatch on immutable IAVL tree; version does not exist. Version has either been pruned, or is for a future block height (latest height: 13323161): invalid request

I can query the block itself without any issue (even as low as height 1) though.

I've tried couple of archival RPC nodes. (ours and Damir's; though he used our snapshot)
And have additionally tried Forbole's RPC (non-archival RPC) https://rpc.akash.forbole.com:443 which earliest block height/time is: 12100488 / 2023-07-27T07:28:56.260866646Z to rule out possibility of a potentially borked snapshot.

I have also tried client binaries of lower versions (provider-services 0.3.[012]; akash 0.24.2, 0.26.1), to no avail.

@andy108369 andy108369 added repo/node Akash node repo issues awaiting-triage labels Oct 20, 2023
@troian troian added P1 and removed awaiting-triage labels Oct 25, 2023
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