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The scope of bugs are not 100% clear, so not sure if this qualifies as a bug in the program or not. If not I will file it with Omniflix directly.
Summary of Bug
When using the following command with the OmniFlix cli, there is some validation of the "ID" that is not taking IBC-denoms into account:
$ omniflixhubd q onft denom ibc/A7E0CED936458907B4A7635B0E2A63F540A84FE45C36C96CEC106D8D47C2D743
Error: invalid denom ID ibc/A7E0CED936458907B4A7635B0E2A63F540A84FE45C36C96CEC106D8D47C2D743, only accepts alphanumeric characters, and begin with an english letter: invalid denom
Interestingly enough, it works fine if you query using collection instead of denom.
Environment
OS: Linux, Ubuntu 22.04
Software version: omniflixhubd 0.9.0-gon-test
Steps to Reproduce
Transfer an NFT to OmniFlix
Find the class hash (q nft-transfer class-hash)
Query for denom using the form ibc/<CLASS_HASH>
Another approach you can take is to query for all denoms, find any that has the ibc/<CLASS_HASH> format and try to query for that one directly (which will also fail).
Expected and Actual Behavior
It should see the format as valid and query for the IBC-transferred NFT.
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@gjermundgaraba Yes we forgot to update latest version in the docs.
(I thought it would be okay as query issues are fixed in the rpc node you are using but this validation happens directly in the binary so we should definitely update to new version )
The scope of bugs are not 100% clear, so not sure if this qualifies as a bug in the program or not. If not I will file it with Omniflix directly.
Summary of Bug
When using the following command with the OmniFlix cli, there is some validation of the "ID" that is not taking IBC-denoms into account:
Interestingly enough, it works fine if you query using
collection
instead ofdenom
.Environment
Steps to Reproduce
q nft-transfer class-hash
)ibc/<CLASS_HASH>
Another approach you can take is to query for all denoms, find any that has the ibc/<CLASS_HASH> format and try to query for that one directly (which will also fail).
Expected and Actual Behavior
It should see the format as valid and query for the IBC-transferred NFT.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: