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Is there some query gas cap configured on different RPCs? I believe the sei-apis.com RPC is configured with 10M gas cap for queries.
This is a call to an ERC721 pointer contract, and the base contract is CW721. What's notable is that the CW721 metadata is fully onchain, the nft_info query on the CW721 returns >30KB of data, base64 encoded.
When querying the ERC721 tokenURI call, there's a staticcall made which seems to be significantly gas intensive. Furthermore, since the staticcall for nft_info returns more data than is needed by tokenURI, I imagine there is extraneous data that gets loaded into memory, contributing to the high gas usage.
Seid version
Chain ID
Mainnet / Pacific
Describe the bug
Inconsistent
eth_call
response with public endpointTo Reproduce
Contract : 0x9851d050a3db9388628cd3da22944a10248a4f3b
This is the Token that’s returning
execution reverted
when getting the URI but works with the public endpoint https://evm-rpc.sei-apis.com/ https://opensea.io/assets/sei/0x9851d050a3db9388628cd3da22944a10248a4f3b/662Expected behavior
Return the token URI
Screenshots
Additional context
https://sei-evm-rpc.publicnode.com/ and https://1329.rpc.thirdweb.com/ have the same -32000 response.
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