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| node_height = int(node_status["sync_info"]["latest_block_height"]) | ||
| network_height = int( | ||
| network_status["result"]["sync_info"]["latest_block_height"] | ||
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| # Check if node is catching up | ||
| if node_status["SyncInfo"]["catching_up"]: | ||
| if node_status["sync_info"]["catching_up"]: |
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Good fix for API response key consistency.
The change from uppercase SyncInfo to lowercase sync_info aligns with the network status check at line 425, which already uses lowercase sync_info. This improves internal consistency across the function.
Please verify that the Akash node's status API response actually uses lowercase sync_info keys:
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What is the JSON response structure of the 'akash status' command, specifically the casing of the sync_info field?
💡 Result:
The akash CLI’s printed JSON uses CamelCase "SyncInfo" (capital S and I). [1][2]
Note: programmatic RPC responses / SDK structs often use snake_case "sync_info" (e.g., Go/json struct tags or rpc JSON keys in some libraries), so if you access status via SDK/rpc you may see "sync_info" instead. [3][4]
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- Akash docs example outputs showing "SyncInfo". [1][2]
- Go/Cosmos-style structs and RPC/SDK examples showing "sync_info" in programmatic responses. [3][4]
I need to verify how node_status is actually obtained in this function. The web search reveals this is critical: the akash CLI uses CamelCase SyncInfo, but programmatic RPC/SDK responses use snake_case sync_info. The correctness of this change depends entirely on the data source.
Let me inspect the function to see how the status is retrieved:
I need to inspect the actual implementation of _check_akash_node_readiness to determine how node_status is retrieved. Let me search the codebase directly:
# Find and examine the _check_akash_node_readiness function
rg -n -A 30 "_check_akash_node_readiness" --type=py -B 2This will show me how the status data is actually obtained and help confirm whether the key should be lowercase or uppercase.
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Critical issue: Changes will break node status access.
The code executes the akash status CLI command (line 407) and parses its JSON output. According to the web search results, the akash CLI outputs CamelCase keys like SyncInfo, not lowercase sync_info. The changes at lines 423 and 429 convert these to lowercase, which will cause KeyError at runtime.
The network status fetch (lines 415-419) correctly uses RPC, which does use snake_case sync_info. The node status and network status use different data sources with different key casings:
- Node status (from CLI): requires
["SyncInfo"](CamelCase) - Network status (from RPC): requires
["sync_info"](snake_case)
The original review comment incorrectly approved this change. Revert lines 423 and 429 to use the uppercase SyncInfo key.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In application/service/provider_service.py around lines 423 to 429, the node
status JSON parsed from the akash CLI uses CamelCase keys (e.g., "SyncInfo")
whereas the network status from RPC uses snake_case; restore access to
node_status["SyncInfo"] (and its nested keys) instead of
node_status["sync_info"] so the CLI-parsed structure is accessed correctly while
leaving network_status["sync_info"] unchanged.
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