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Now let's reproduce this cross-contract call locally.

1. Spin up a sandbox node by following [this guide](https://docs.near.org/docs/develop/contracts/sandbox). **Don't start the sandbox node yet.**
1. Spin up a sandbox node.
2. Run the `get-sandbox-repro-genesis` tool to fetch information. This assumes you have the sandbox node's home dir in /tmp/near-sandbox.

```bash
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near call simple-state.$REPRO_ACCOUNT get_status "{\"account_id\":\"$REPRO_ACCOUNT\"}" --accountId $REPRO_ACCOUNT
```

You should see that the status has been successfully set to "world". If you're debugging a contract bug and want to avoid regression in the future, it's recommended to keep the genesis generated by `get-sandbox0repro-genesis.js` as a fixture and write a test script to run the transaction on a sandbox node. You can refer to [this doc](https://docs.near.org/docs/develop/contracts/sandbox) about writing sandbox test script.
You should see that the status has been successfully set to "world". If you're debugging a contract bug and want to avoid regression in the future, it's recommended to keep the genesis generated by `get-sandbox0repro-genesis.js` as a fixture and write a test script to run the transaction on a sandbox node.

## Obtain Information from Testnet/Mainnet Manually

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