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Expected behavior Show and update the number of txs in the mempool in real time
Actual behavior Shows "N/A"
To reproduce Tried restarting the node. reinstalling Core and running it without the .conf file. Issue persists. I'm not sure how to reproduce it.
System information
Win10, Ryzen 5 2600, SSD
It happened after upgrading from 0.18.1 to 0.19.0.1 getrawmempool returns transactions, so the mempool is working. It appears to be a GUI issue
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This will be fixed with #17427.
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I see the same issue with the new release Bitcoin Core version v0.19.0.1 (release build). This is the command line that I used:
Bitcoin Core version v0.19.0.1 (release build)
bitcoin-qt -txindex -datadir=/redacted -persistmempool=0 -server -rpcuser=redacted -rpcpassword=redacted
getmempoolinfo rpc does report seemingly correct data.
getmempoolinfo
Hi reporting the same issue, both "Current number of transactions" and "Memory Usage" both = N/A, upgraded from v0.18.1 --> v0.19.0.1
Closing this, as the fix has been backported to the 0.19 branch in 2aba76c and a284bbb.
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Expected behavior
Show and update the number of txs in the mempool in real time
Actual behavior
Shows "N/A"
To reproduce
Tried restarting the node. reinstalling Core and running it without the .conf file. Issue persists. I'm not sure how to reproduce it.
System information
v0.19.0.1 downloaded from bitcoincore.orgWin10, Ryzen 5 2600, SSD
It happened after upgrading from 0.18.1 to 0.19.0.1
![Screenshot_32](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/42069389/69496398-837eb500-0eda-11ea-95df-182c1f90c28e.png)
getrawmempool returns transactions, so the mempool is working. It appears to be a GUI issue
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: