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Update consensus node CHAIN_ID to 298 #156
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@Kalina-Todorova is this issue related to this issue I came across in the example projects. |
Probably yes, local node was configured to work with |
@georgi-l95 thanks for the reply. I see, would you happen to know when's the next |
Not sure about next release, but you can start the relay locally and after that start the hedera-local (this way the relay container won't start). Just make sure their chain id are the same. Either testnet or local. Checkout how to start it in the relay repo. |
@georgi-l95 I started the relay up and then the hedera-local node, however there seems to be a health check on the relay container which basically shuts down the entire docker service if it's not healthy.
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Description
As noted in the https://github.com/hashgraph/hedera-json-rpc-relay/ README:
The network chain id. Local and previewnet envs should use 0x12a (298). Previewnet, Testnet and Mainnet should use 0x129 (297), 0x128 (296) and 0x127 (295) respectively
Let's update the CHAIN_ID to be the correct one for local environment.
Steps to reproduce
When running the local node.
Additional context
No response
Hedera network
other
Version
v1.2.0
Operating system
No response
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