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The current design assumes that there are publicly-callable RPCs of each chain for archival state.
This is not the case for Sei, who does not provide a public RPC where archived state is called. This is an issue as we are unable to simulate forked state of the chain, and therefore when we add new endpoints, are unable to craft the simulated txs for Sei. Therefore, with the current design, Sei will not be adding new wire endpoints and will need to be commented out unless there is a public archival RPC.
Potential solutions:
Skip the simulations and push the JSON without the requirement of the tx passing, assuming the code will execute as intended.
Modify L0Config.json to work in a way where private RPCs can be used.
Wait until there is a public archival RPC node endpoint for Sei.
Personally, I would suggest attempting (2) for a short while before deciding on (3).
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The current design assumes that there are publicly-callable RPCs of each chain for archival state.
This is not the case for Sei, who does not provide a public RPC where archived state is called. This is an issue as we are unable to simulate forked state of the chain, and therefore when we add new endpoints, are unable to craft the simulated txs for Sei. Therefore, with the current design, Sei will not be adding new wire endpoints and will need to be commented out unless there is a public archival RPC.
Potential solutions:
L0Config.json
to work in a way where private RPCs can be used.Personally, I would suggest attempting (2) for a short while before deciding on (3).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: