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I've tested pobtoken claim ATTokenNewSpec2_local f7d94d3391230e997c0120cab4ea6a8e02fe06408ddd0adc1fc1c4a9d70ed08c -r [mwvsHNwNQ8eiRFGHNqnpD7EdoFk5zzAdYH, mnYTcGF8vVuSAYeoxxNaFWX94QUFM92YZf, mk9WFSTqgtTJbwb5g6pGpByTRbYKiSaX3w, n3qWzoBX24abCSq8hMMzmCb8dh5ePnhdmL] -a [1, 2, 3, 4] and pobtoken claim ATTokenNewSpec2_local f7d94d3391230e997c0120cab4ea6a8e02fe06408ddd0adc1fc1c4a9d70ed08c -r "[mwvsHNwNQ8eiRFGHNqnpD7EdoFk5zzAdYH, mnYTcGF8vVuSAYeoxxNaFWX94QUFM92YZf, mk9WFSTqgtTJbwb5g6pGpByTRbYKiSaX3w, n3qWzoBX24abCSq8hMMzmCb8dh5ePnhdmL]" -a [1, 2, 3, 4] and got:
File "~/.local/bin/pacli", line 8, in <module>
sys.exit(main())
^^^^^^
File "~/.local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/pacli/__main__.py", line 479, in main
fire.Fire({
File "~/.local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/fire/core.py", line 143, in Fire
component_trace = _Fire(component, args, parsed_flag_args, context, name)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "~/.local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/fire/core.py", line 477, in _Fire
component, remaining_args = _CallAndUpdateTrace(
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "~/.local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/fire/core.py", line 693, in _CallAndUpdateTrace
component = fn(*varargs, **kwargs)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "~/.local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/pacli/at_classes.py", line 129, in claim
payto = ec.process_address(payto)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "~/.local/lib/python3.12/site-packages/pacli/extended_commands.py", line 105, in process_address
raise ei.PacliInputDataError("No valid address string or non-existing label in the {}.".format(msg_keyring))
pacli.extended_interface.PacliInputDataError: No valid address string or non-existing label in the extended configuration file.
Then I've also tried pobtoken claim ATTokenNewSpec2_local f7d94d3391230e997c0120cab4ea6a8e02fe06408ddd0adc1fc1c4a9d70ed08c -r "[mwvsHNwNQ8eiRFGHNqnpD7EdoFk5zzAdYH, mnYTcGF8vVuSAYeoxxNaFWX94QUFM92YZf, mk9WFSTqgtTJbwb5g6pGpByTRbYKiSaX3w, n3qWzoBX24abCSq8hMMzmCb8dh5ePnhdmL]" -a "[1, 2, 3, 4]" and got:
Error: Amount of cards does not correspond to the spent coins. Use --force to override
What am I doing wrong here?
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Update 23-07-2024
Today I've understood that if the brackets are put into quotes both for the list of receivers addresses (like this, for instance: "[mwvsHNwNQ8eiRFGHNqnpD7EdoFk5zzAdYH, mnYTcGF8vVuSAYeoxxNaFWX94QUFM92YZf, mk9WFSTqgtTJbwb5g6pGpByTRbYKiSaX3w, n3qWzoBX24abCSq8hMMzmCb8dh5ePnhdmL]") as for the list of amounts ("[100, 30, 3, 1]") and the sum of amounts corresponds to the whole amount to claim the command runs smoothly.
Maybe it worth mentioning both info in the pobtoken claim help.
Another condition I've just discovered is that any amount in the amounts' list can't be zero.
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I've tested
pobtoken claim ATTokenNewSpec2_local f7d94d3391230e997c0120cab4ea6a8e02fe06408ddd0adc1fc1c4a9d70ed08c -r [mwvsHNwNQ8eiRFGHNqnpD7EdoFk5zzAdYH, mnYTcGF8vVuSAYeoxxNaFWX94QUFM92YZf, mk9WFSTqgtTJbwb5g6pGpByTRbYKiSaX3w, n3qWzoBX24abCSq8hMMzmCb8dh5ePnhdmL] -a [1, 2, 3, 4]
andpobtoken claim ATTokenNewSpec2_local f7d94d3391230e997c0120cab4ea6a8e02fe06408ddd0adc1fc1c4a9d70ed08c -r "[mwvsHNwNQ8eiRFGHNqnpD7EdoFk5zzAdYH, mnYTcGF8vVuSAYeoxxNaFWX94QUFM92YZf, mk9WFSTqgtTJbwb5g6pGpByTRbYKiSaX3w, n3qWzoBX24abCSq8hMMzmCb8dh5ePnhdmL]" -a [1, 2, 3, 4]
and got:Then I've also triedpobtoken claim ATTokenNewSpec2_local f7d94d3391230e997c0120cab4ea6a8e02fe06408ddd0adc1fc1c4a9d70ed08c -r "[mwvsHNwNQ8eiRFGHNqnpD7EdoFk5zzAdYH, mnYTcGF8vVuSAYeoxxNaFWX94QUFM92YZf, mk9WFSTqgtTJbwb5g6pGpByTRbYKiSaX3w, n3qWzoBX24abCSq8hMMzmCb8dh5ePnhdmL]" -a "[1, 2, 3, 4]"and got:What am I doing wrong here?_
Update 23-07-2024
Today I've understood that if the brackets are put into quotes both for the list of receivers addresses (like this, for instance:
"[mwvsHNwNQ8eiRFGHNqnpD7EdoFk5zzAdYH, mnYTcGF8vVuSAYeoxxNaFWX94QUFM92YZf, mk9WFSTqgtTJbwb5g6pGpByTRbYKiSaX3w, n3qWzoBX24abCSq8hMMzmCb8dh5ePnhdmL]"
) as for the list of amounts ("[100, 30, 3, 1]"
) and the sum of amounts corresponds to the whole amount to claim the command runs smoothly.Maybe it worth mentioning both info in the
pobtoken claim
help.Another condition I've just discovered is that any amount in the amounts' list can't be zero.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: