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Contract count is in the spreadsheet data. After the initial 50 contracts, contract increases to 51 at 5h7m, then 52 contracts at 15h56m. Test ended with a contract count of 52.
I'm still not convinced this one in particular is a bug. Sia renews contracts as they fill up, and there will be a tendency (especially during your first renew cycle) for the faster and better hosts to fill up sooner. Future cycles (after your first 12 weeks) should see less turbulence.
When you create an allowance of X, only X/3 gets spent in the first round, because we don't know which hosts are going to be the good ones. If we knew, we'd spend the full X right away, but historically when Sia did that (a few versions ago), you'd end up with 0 money in the contracts with the best hosts, and the worst hosts would bottleneck your upload speeds substantially.
BUG REPORT
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible)
Instructions for repro with the tools I used are as follows:
Expected Behavior
Sia does not invest more into contracts until its existing 50 contracts are exhausted.
Actual Behavior
Sia maintains its initial set of 50 contracts, but increases spending in most of them, wasting renter funds.
More data: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1g6bMB7CrH_Nn7orUfguD7RDd_9rmHKlXLJrrqv06sd4/edit#gid=1191012075
Logs
https://gist.github.com/mtlynch/ccc29acfbd7cf4c9716180eac2af39a5
Environment
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