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graphman rewind --start-block <deployment_id> command not working on v0.35.1 #5521

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JavierTrujilloG opened this issue Jul 3, 2024 · 1 comment
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JavierTrujilloG commented Jul 3, 2024

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It looks like the --start-block flag on the graphman rewind command isn't working on v0.35.1
This was working fine in previous versions like 0.35.0

I am pasting an example below:

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graphman rewind --start-block QmbJrDawxWmkxPGuNQcyB5owdGUbNZTFeYKt5d222Ug9jX
error: the following required arguments were not provided:
  --block-hash <BLOCK_HASH>
  --block-number <BLOCK_NUMBER>

Usage: graphman --config <CONFIG> rewind --start-block --block-hash <BLOCK_HASH> --block-number <BLOCK_NUMBER> <DEPLOYMENTS>...

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@JavierTrujilloG JavierTrujilloG added the bug Something isn't working label Jul 3, 2024
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@JavierTrujilloG It seems the --start-block has been renamed to --start_block in a recent version update. Can you please try --start_block ?
graphman rewind --start_block QmbJrDawxWmkxPGuNQcyB5owdGUbNZTFeYKt5d222Ug9jX

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