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Describe the bug
When connecting to a node that has a different chain ID than the one that is set for Syrius, a Chain identifier mismatch dialog is shown prompting the user to either Cancel or Proceed anyway. When pressing Cancel the connection to the new node is still established. The Node Management list then shows that Syrius is still connected to the previously selected node when it's not.
To Reproduce
Precondition 1: you need access to two different nodes that are not the Embedded Node.
Navigate to Settings > Node Management
Make sure you're connected to a node that is not the Embedded Node
Open Client chain identifier selection and set the identifier to a random number, like 999 for example.
In Node selection connect to another node that is not the Embedded Node
You should see the Chain identifier mismatch popup. Press Cancel.
Expected behavior
The connection to the node is not established.
Actual behavior
The connection to the node is established. On the UI this can be seen by the momentum height card updating.
Describe the bug
When connecting to a node that has a different chain ID than the one that is set for Syrius, a
Chain identifier mismatch
dialog is shown prompting the user to eitherCancel
orProceed anyway
. When pressingCancel
the connection to the new node is still established. TheNode Management
list then shows that Syrius is still connected to the previously selected node when it's not.To Reproduce
Precondition 1: you need access to two different nodes that are not the Embedded Node.
Expected behavior
The connection to the node is not established.
Actual behavior
The connection to the node is established. On the UI this can be seen by the momentum height card updating.
Desktop
This issue was migrated from HyperCore-One and originally issued by @vilkris4 on May 7, 2023
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