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But debugging the actual version of the code, I founded that the tree that conforms in base to the anchor of the corresponding document, has in its NameIndex field, the attributes with key_label in the end, instead of byte_val. You can try it yourself doing the minting steps, and adding a breakpoint here.
When I tried the json file that I showed before, I got this error:
"error": "failed to prepare mint request: document proof error: No such field: cd_tree.attributes[0xbbaa573c53fa357a3b53624eb6deab5f4c758f299cffc2b0b6162400e3ec13ee].byte_val in obj"
When I changed the "byte_val" part by "key_label", I did not get that error.
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Following this example, I created a json file for pass a parameter to a mint nft using the node API.
This is the json file
And this the URL for the POST API call
http://localhost:8082/v2/nfts/registries/0xb56ac47948157a7259ac2b72b950193a7fa40f81/mint content-type:application/json authorization:0x075597d5d56f19f14d82023e6879523fbd879542
But debugging the actual version of the code, I founded that the tree that conforms in base to the anchor of the corresponding document, has in its
NameIndex
field, the attributes withkey_label
in the end, instead ofbyte_val
. You can try it yourself doing the minting steps, and adding a breakpoint here.When I tried the json file that I showed before, I got this error:
When I changed the "byte_val" part by "key_label", I did not get that error.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: